Kristen Gyles | Public sector now leading the way
I think it would be fair to say the public sector now sets the standard. The public sector wage restructuring exercise which saw public sector salaries increasing by as much as 300 per cent in some cases, played a significant role in elevating the percept
Morris: Stop raid the barn
Opposition Spokesman on Housing and Sustainable Living Senator Professor Floyd Morris is calling on the Government to stop what he describes as continued raids on the National Housing Trust (NHT), arguing that contributors funds should be used to build
Lowe signs with Indonesia's Dewa FC
KINGSTON, Jamaica (CMC): Jamaican international Damion Lowe has secured a move to Dewa United FC, which competes in Indonesias top-flight Super League. The 32-year-old centre-back, who has played professionally across four continents, brings a wealth o
Heineken breweries in Ja and Panama part of US$140 million in cost savings
Desnoes & Geddes Limited, which trades as Red Stripe Jamaica, was among a slate of facilities worldwide being reshaped by its Dutch parent, Heineken NV, to cut costs through digitalisation. “We accelerated our digital transformation, expanding the s
‘Crime 101' is a middle-of-the-road LA heist, like ‘Heat'
Bart Laytons Crime 101 is a Heat pastiche that, even if it falls well shy of its Michael Mann blueprint, has some basic appeal going for it. Los Angeles crime movies are fun. Chris Hemsworth looks good in a suit. And were all suckers for savvy crimi
Peter Espeut | Marcus Garvey, black history-maker
Much is publicly known about The Rt Hon Marcus Mosiah Garvey ONH (1887-1940) – Jamaicas first National Hero, so in this article I will focus on what I think are not so well-known details of Garveys life. Garvey always wanted to be buried in Jamaic
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Costly dog attack Somebody Google the currency deh cause a could never JMD dat after so much years. – Skinny Gwad Dre He should have gotten about 15 million dollars after all that long time. – Antoinette Collier 16 years later. That is crazy. I be
Your money habits look a lot like your relationship patterns
Money, like relationships, reflects our patterns. How we save, invest, spend, avoid, or overextend often mirrors how we show up emotionally, especially in our 30s, when financial decisions carry more weight. Were quick to talk about love languages, att