PNP supporter welcomes decision to move annual conference to western JA
A Peoples National Party (PNP) supporter in Hanover has welcomed the partys decision to hold the public session of its annual conference in Westmoreland. The rally is set to begin shortly at Independence Park in Savanna-la-mar. The annual confere
PNP supporter welcomes decision to move annual conference to western JA
A Peoples National Party (PNP) supporter in Hanover has welcomed the partys decision to hold the public session of its annual conference in Westmoreland. The rally is set to begin shortly at Independence Park in Savanna-la-mar. The annual confere
Fairytale finish?
The stage is set at the iconic Kensington Oval for a Caribbean Premier League (CPL) final that promises a clash of contrasting narratives, as the resurgent Jamaica Kingsmen prepare to face the Antigua and Barbuda Falcons tomorrow at 6 p.m. Jamaica time. F
Solar firm IEG mulls property development to unlock legacy losses
Innovative Energy Group (IEG) wants to enter property development to augment its solar-installation business, and would seek approval to use legacy tax losses from the Ciboney Group, a listed entity it acquired. “The bulk of the losses relates to real e
Patra is back
The world now knows her as the ‘Queen of the Pack, but before she became the first woman to have her album reach No. 1 on the Billboard Reggae Chart, Patra was just ‘Mummy from Whithorn, Westmoreland. Back then, her days consisted of the typical
Editorial | Unclogging the justice system
The intervention by prosecutor Janek Forbes into the debate over the insufficient use of plea bargaining in Jamaica expands the opportunity for a fulsome review of the reasons, including how the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) contribu
Where Bond began
WESTERN BUREAU: They came looking for James Bond. Forty devotees of the worlds most famous secret agent descended on Jamaica, chasing 007 through waterfalls and old hotels and into some of the places immortalised on the big screen.
Dennis A. Minott | A needed legal doctrine for Delanifying Bartlettities
There are moments when a country needs more than another regulation, another commission, or another press conference. It needs a doctrine. Jamaica may now need one called the Doctrine of Delanification.
Elevated Aspirations: Jaecoo J8 versus Mazda CX-60 on Jamaican roads
The upper tier of the Jamaican sport utility market is experiencing a significant evolution. Discerning motorists seeking a blend of high-end cabin luxury and commanding road presence now evaluate options beyond traditional European stalwarts. Two promine
Kennedy tells anti-vaccine activists they have a friend in Trump's White House
WASHINGTON (AP): Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. gave the keynote address at a conference of an anti-vaccine activist group he once chaired, telling the hundreds in attendance that they had a friend in President Donald Trumps