|
|
|
Danville Walker, Greg Christie, Paula Llewellyn and Les Green are making Jamaicans more hopeful about our body politic than we've been in a long time. All have demonstrated an unbiased willingness to say it like it is, and to...
KINGSTON, Jamaica, November 6, 2009 - A Jamaican-born policeman has been appointed to the second highest rank in Toronto's police force. Peter Sloly, originally from Kingston, Jamaica, recently became the second black person in...
Citing some success and further challenges, the Jamaica Public Service Company Limited (JPS) outlined its gains against electricity theft and what it, as a company, plans to do to continue to battle it. At a press briefing at...
The Terrace at Susie's is one of Kingston's most charming eateries. The open-air terrace dining space has the elegance of a French brasserie, but its warmth and friendliness are distinctly Jamaican...
By Michael Ireland Chief Correspondent, ASSIST News Service KINGSTON, JAMAICA (ANS) -- More than 125 Evangelical Christian leaders from twenty Caribbean countries and several countries outside the region last week assembled for...
KINGSTON, Jamaica, November 5, 2009 - Jamaica's Prime Minister Bruce Golding has assured the country that the Government is close to resolving outstanding issues with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), which will enable it...
Coco Sumner is the offspring of Sting and Trudie Styler, but let's not hold that against her. After all, her reggae-tinged pop has won her a six-album deal with Island Records Hometown: London. The lineup: Coco (vocals,...
Cheeseburger in Paradise Brings Back Holiday Favorite, the Disgruntled Elf Margarita, and Helps Guests Become ”Ungruntled” with a Nationwide Photo Contest The winter blues are nothing new - cold days, long nights and summer...
Been to Home Depot lately? Christmas, the day, may "come but once a year," but the holiday season began in, what, July? Of course, it's Apple Inc.'s iPhone, now in its third iteration, the iPhone 3GS, released on June 19. In...
Under Professor Romer's idea, one or more rich nations can take a chunk of a struggling country and turn it, for a limited period, into a charter city - a place that provides security, economic oppor...
