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Old Harbour High School has been knocked out in the first round of the ‘Schools’ Challenge Quiz’ battle, but the team members can hold their heads high after only losing to Campion College after the points were adjusted during the final commercial break….
DIRECTOR of Public Prosecutions Paula Llewellyn has ruled that former Commissioner of Customs Danville Walker must be charged with failure to comply within the prescribed time, with regard…
With Jamaicans almost uniform in their belief that the cost of energy is retarding growth in all sectors of society, The Gleaner yesterday assembled a team of experts who had contributed to the latest edition of the Mona School of Business…
Senior technocrats, including Dr Carlton Davis and Winston Hay, yesterday acknowledged they have warmed to the new Government’s endorsement of coal as a means of slashing energy costs and propelling production….
St John’s, Antigua – The West Indies Cricket Board has announced that Guyana’s third and fourth round matches in the Regional 4 Day Tournament will be held in St Kitts and Antigua respectively. In the third round Guyana will take on Combined Campuses and Colleges at Warner Park in St Kitts. Guyana’s day/night encounter against Jamaica will now be played at the Sir Vivian Richards Cricket Grounds in Antigua. Guyana’s first round match against Leeward Islands commenced today at …
A TEAM from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) will visit Jamaica later this month to carry out an Article 4 evaluation of the country.
Jamaica’s electoral office accused of incompetence.
Prime Minister Portia Simpson Miller says her Government’s Jamaica Emergency Employment Programme (JEEP) is about creative, productive employment, which is what Jamaica needs at this time….
Despite the overpowering smell of freshly applied disinfectant in the bathrooms on the wards at the Bellevue Hospital in Kingston yesterday, during a more than three-hour-long tour, the rancid scent of urine still flexed its muscles….
Former Culture Minister Olivia Grange has accused the Government of “vindictiveness” and “rancour” in how it chose to raise questions about the planning and spending of $23 million on this year’s upcoming Jamaica 50 Independence celebrations….
