The announcement by the World Trade Organization that global trade last year was the worst since World War II must represent bad news for the Continue reading
By Post Mortem: Vaz Victory No Sign of Contentment
So, the by-election in West Portland has come and gone and Daryl Vaz of the JLP has once again, this time as an unquestioned Jamaican, Continue reading
A Call to Service, A Call to Leadership
This is an open letter to Jamaicans. Our beloved homeland and its bedraggled people are in need of many things at this moment in our Continue reading
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FirstCaribbean International Closes US$45m Refinancing for Pristine Estates
FirstCaribbean Corporate Banking Curacao has successfully closed a landmark US$45 million refinancing transaction with Pristine Estates N.V., which owns the 612-room 3.5 star Holiday Inn Continue reading
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By Abuse of Young Women Fuels the HIV Epidemic in Jamaica
Tishanna * – diagnosed as HIV positive at age 21 – never knew her father. What she does know is that her great need for Continue reading
V-DAY: Vaginas Against Violence
The international V-DAY 2009 campaign is on in Jamaica. Between March 18 and April 3, V-DAY KINGSTON 2009 a team of talented and committed women Continue reading
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By Can the Courts Escape Society’s Corruption?
The ruling of the Appellant Court – upholding the earlier ruling of Chief Justice, Zaila McCalla, in the Vaz Dabdoub case – to my mind Continue reading
The Confidence Games
Old enough to remember the Mighty Sparrow’s 1983 “Capitalism Gone Mad”? What the heck went wrong with it these past few years? Capitalism, that is; Continue reading
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By A Verdict for West Portland Voters
Contrary to popular sentiments, Abe Dabdoub is to be commended for vigorously pursuing justice, for perceived wrongs, through legitimate means. If more Jamaicans followed his Continue reading
The Three Commonsense Rs of Jamaica’s Revival
Over these last few years, there have been newspaper editorials and columns calling, challenging, chiding and cajoling the Jamaican government, whether it was the PNP-led Continue reading
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