Banker shoots wife, self in murder-suicide
RESIDENTS OF the upscale community of Waterworks in St Andrew spent most of yesterday trying to come to terms with a suspected murder-suicide which shattered the usual tranquility in the area.When our news team visited the...

Jamaica Jazz and Blues Festival - Trelawny venue 'exceeds expectations'
WESTERN BUREAU:THURSDAY'S OPENING night of the Jamaica Jazz and Blues Festival attracted substantially more patrons than the previous year and TurnKey Production's Walter...

Police Service Commission reappointed
THE SUNDAY Gleaner has been reliably informed that the five-member Police Service Commission (PSC) has been reappointed for another year.

Don't let fear limit your career
Fear can limit your career if you let it.

Passport fraud major global threat
DAVOS, Switzerland (AP):The biggest travel threat facing the world now is passport fraud, according to the chief of Interpol - the millions of stolen documents that could be used by terrorists or criminals to travel worldwide.Airport body scanners,...

The exit of Jean-Claude 'Baby Doc' Duvalier
Over the recent decades, Jamaica developed an enigmatic relationship with its second-nearest neighbour, the Republic of Haiti.

English tops history, French
Mervyn Morris went to the University College of the West Indies (UCWI) at 17 years old, some six months shy of his 18th birthday.

Morris gets into plain style, light verse
WE CLOSE our 'Honourable Homes' series with Professor Mervyn Morris, OM.

West Indian literature at Oxford
Mervyn Morris attended Oxford from 1958 to 1961 and "loved it"."I worked harder, academically, than I had before.