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Cop faces second murder trial on Monday
Another of the so-called Police Death Squad cases is set to go to trial in the Home Circuit Court in downtown Kingston on Monday. Constable Collis ‘Chucky’ Brown, who is assigned to the Clarendon Police Division, is scheduled to face...
CommentsMan rescued from doomed ferry in Tanzania
The engineer onboard the ferry that capsized on Lake Victoria, in Tanzania, was rescued today, two days after the vessel capsized. A report by the British Broadcasting Corporation described his condition as serious. Authorities in Tanzania have...
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Lust for blood! - Overseas-based gangsters fuelling the murders in August Town
Bloodthirsty gangsters living overseas with wads of cash are offering big money to have their enemies killed in mainly revenge attacks, in the volatile August Town, St Andrew, community.Sunday Gleaner sources say the foreigners are offering up to $...
CommentsGleaner Editors' Forum | Talking peace - Corner meetings built bridges between factions in August Town
The Caribbean Policy Research Institute (CAPRI) has listed dialogue between rival gang members, community leaders, the police, and representatives of social agencies as a major springboard for peace in the historic community of August Town, St...
Comments- Gleaner Editors' Forum | Dunce & dangerous - UWI finds intelligent high-school dropouts leading illiterate youths in August Town
- Training troubles - Operator defends unregistered school as former students voice tales of woe
- Golding, Phillips reject call to scrap political ombudsman
- Wrecker worries - Taxi operators charge that wrecking companies are working with rogue cops
Deaf & dynamic - No hearing, no problem for dancers as they target college degrees
Damany Hughes, Cristophe Phillips and Kimberly Barnes have quite a few things in common. They are in their 20s, they went to the same high school, they are studying dance at the Edna Manley College of the Visual and Performing Arts, and all three...
CommentsEU Sugar Transformation | Skills-training centre providing hope in Crooked River, Clarendon
Located in northern Clarendon, Crooked River is a rural district where farming is the main occupation, with several residents relocating in search of other job options.An effort to improve the employment options for residents was launched when the...
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It's your turn! - Newcomers Mount Pleasant seek another big RSPL win
Having shot the sheriff last week in the form of defending champions Portmore United, Mount Pleasant FC will this week aim to cut down the deputy defending champions Waterhouse when both teams meet in one of five Red Stripe Premier League matches...
CommentsDom Rep, Puerto Rico set to dominate Carib TT Champs
When the 60th Caribbean Table Tennis Championships begins today at the National Arena, the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico will start as favourites over eight other countries in the team competition. Fresh from podium finishes at this summer's...
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With 80 million PET bottles produced per month - Businessman investing US$3m to recycle plastic into tiles
WESTERN BUREAU:Twenty-four years after pioneering one of the country's most successful hospitality distribution entities, Tom Tyler has waded into new territory.This time, the Montego Bay-based businessman, who co-founded Caribbean Producers Jamaica...
CommentsClarke urges deeper, better communication from BOJ
Finance and the Public Service Minister Dr Nigel Clarke has urged the Bank of Jamaica (BOJ) to increase its communication channels, including utilising social media such as Twitter to counter misinformation.Clarke's advice was made in the context of...
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Moko Jumbie-A tall act to follow - Dangerous art form fuses dance, theatre and athletics
Standing tall, confident, and fearless at 15 to 20 feet in the air dressed in vibrant, multicoloured apparel, stilt dancers always have the audience looking up. Intricate dance routines and moves instantly put the spectator in a trance.Stilt...
CommentsStory of the Song | Lone Ranger prefers his 'Rosemarie' fat
"Yu neva know Puppa Ranger coulda sing, ribbitMi sey mi like girls fat a mi no like dem slimCause when dem slim mi sey dem cyaa do a ting:Rosemarie, Lone RangerIn his 1981 song Rosemarie, deejay Lone Ranger expresses a preference for a certain heft...
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Thousands rally against raising pension ages
MOSCOW (AP):For yet another weekend, thousands rallied across Russia yesterday to protest against the government's plan to raise the eligibility age for retirement pensions by five years.Several thousand people attended a Moscow rally organised by...
CommentsGov't summons US ambassador over sanctions move
BEIJING (AP):China's foreign ministry yesterday summoned the United States ambassador to deliver a strong protest against economic sanctions lodged over the purchase of Russian fighter jets and surface-to-air missile equipment.The ministry's...
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Is being smart lowering your chances of marriage?
Having a committed partner and good family relationships are important to most people. Countless novels, fairy tales, and movies have told romantic stories about love that endear us to the idea of romantic love.Sociologists, however, are less...
CommentsRoxanne Fletcher: 'Panning' between banking and music
When Roxanne Fletcher plays pan, she goes into a different plane.As she rehearsed with the UWI Panoridim Steel Orchestra recently, the rhythm, created with every strike of the contoured steel drums, seemed to electrify the Miss Curvy Jamaica 2018...
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The Mercedes-AMG GT R needs no introduction
Ever since the AMG GT R was unveiled on April 18, 2018 at Silver Star Motors, I've been trying to schedule a review, but it has been hard to pin down Duncan Stewart, managing director of Stewart's Automotive Group. So months passed before...
CommentsTaking their service to you - Superior Parts now offers delivery service as Hagley Park sees fewer customers
The multitude of road works that have been taking place over the past couple of months have taken a toll on many corporate businesses. Now members of the auto community on Hagley Park Rad have started to feel the pinch, especially with the heavy...
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Gordon Robinson | So-so chat and PNP renewal
As much as I champion the need for real Jamaican press freedom, media often leave me shaking my head.In my opinion, a pivotal event for Jamaica's future hopes took place at the National Arena on Saturday, September 15, but not one media house...
CommentsMark Wignall | Good first moves on plastics
Come January next year, all those who once imported plastic items such as drinking straws, 'scandal' bags less than 2ft square, and styrofoam meal containers will have to sneak these in through Customs and run the risk of huge fines of millions of...
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Handmade treasures stamped with love
There's a child in all of us, who will undeniably come to life when we allow our imagination to run wild. For Sonya Lawrence, this child is reflective in her love for toys, and it's this factor that brings out her...
CommentsConservation meets lifestyle at Heritage Gardens
Located in the foothills of the Blue Mountain, nestled within lush vegetation enhanced by crisp fragrances of peppermint and pine, is where lifestyle meets environmental conservation, a stone's throw...
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Editorial | Why that bauxite deal needs explaining
Paul Ward | So what of Michael Lee-Chin?