Thu. November 13, 2008
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Jamaica Gleaner
November 13, 2008
Christmas may come early for some
Jamaicans as 180 unclaimed motor vehicles are scheduled to go on the auction block on December 10 and 11. ...
Jamaica Gleaner
November 13, 2008
... each others burden - a great example that "many hands make hard work light". As
Jamaicans, we must play our part in making
Jamaica right. Why not start now?
Jamaica Gleaner
November 13, 2008
It seems that Jamaicans simply don't 'have the time,' as a friend of mine keeps saying. It is frightening to contemplate: that virtually all Jamaicans read ...
Jamaica Gleaner
November 13, 2008
Hibbert contended that the killing of
children and innocent
Jamaicans was symptomatic of crimes against "the Lord's anointed", adding that those convicted ...
Cay Compass
November 13, 2008
The Jamaicans on the island did their part to hype up the proceedings. Armed with rattlers, blow-horns and all sorts of noise-makers they made themselves ...
Prensa Latina
November 13, 2008
Havana, Nov 12 (Prensa Latina) Jamaican sprinters Usain Bolt and Veronica Campbell lead Prensa Latina's survey to choose the best Latin American and ...
Jamaica Gleaner
November 13, 2008
Winner of Dutch Pot Cook-Off, Dr Sharon Jefferson (right), with Rachel Dunn, celebrate with presenter Chester Bishop and master of ceremonies Jerry D. ...
Jamaica Gleaner
November 12, 2008
Two Jamaicans were arrested and charged with the murder. The men are to appear in court on November 19. The death has generated widespread shock and fear in ...
Jamaica Observer
November 11, 2008
Glover made the call during the recent launch of human rights group Jamaicans For Justice's annual justice report, entitled "The Bob Woolmer Legacy: Lessons ...
Go Jamaica
November 11, 2008
In accepting the award the 22-year-old Olympic hero thanked Jamaicans for their support in recent months. The other members of the 2008 men's 4x100 metre ...
Jamaica Gleaner
November 11, 2008
Even while our
Athletes were running their hearts out,
Jamaicans were murdering other
Jamaicans. We could be overtaken by
Gambia (87) in next year's ...
Jamaica Observer
November 11, 2008
Having botched our Independence, so much so that many years after a Carl Stone poll revealed that most Jamaicans would have preferred if we had continued ...
Jamaica Gleaner
November 11, 2008
If Mr Golding has made that psychological leap, he might start sharing with Jamaicans the unadorned facts about the country's economic circumstances, ...
Jamaica Observer
November 11, 2008
Those words have been lingering with me and with other Jamaicans who heard them and have since been repeating them publicly. Do we here at home have that ...
Jamaica Observer
November 11, 2008
Many Jamaicans would think that this is a ridiculously adventurous spree that they wouldn't dare embark on. However, according to 25-year-old Oswald ...
Government of Jamaica
November 10, 2008
... the country," he adds while emphasizing that the PBCJ is in no way seeking to create panic among Jamaicans about the state of abductions in the country. ...
The Jamaica Star Online
November 10, 2008
They voted on issues and not just because of where they lived and it is time that Jamaicans actually look into the manifesto of those who want our vote and ...
Jamaica Gleaner
November 10, 2008
First off, to all the
Jamaicans who think that green cards and visas are going to be given away like food aid in
Sudan, figet it! ...
Jamaica Observer
November 10, 2008
Opposition Leader Portia Simpson Miller said
children were crying from the grave and appealed to
Jamaicans to unite in ridding the country of the
cancer of ...
Jamaica Observer
November 9, 2008
... air space to affordable travel for (more)
Jamaicans while Air
Jamaica is still beyond the reach of most
Jamaicans, and it is bleeding the taxpayers dry. ...
Jamaica Observer
November 9, 2008
... most vociferous that we needed overseas help to solve crime here, ostensibly because the police force is so corrupt and Jamaicans had lost belief in it. ...
Jamaica Gleaner
November 9, 2008
According to Semaj, "Most Jamaicans hate the jobs they are in. For most Jamaicans, redundancy means a chance to start over and (gaining) some money. ...
Jamaica Observer
November 9, 2008
Presently, there are nearly 10000
Jamaicans in
the US and
Canada under the
agriculture programme. Outside of that, the US makes 66000 jobs - mostly in the ...
Jamaica Observer
November 9, 2008
This is the final instalment of a three-part series about drug use and addiction among Jamaicans. The series chronicled the battle and triumphs of addicts, ...
Jamaica Gleaner
November 9, 2008
I am not surprised though, more relieved, since we as Jamaicans have been challenging stereo-types over the last 46 years of our recent history. ...
Jamaica Gleaner
November 9, 2008
In 1966, The Maytals took the first title with Bam Bam; in 1967, The Jamaicans topped a crack field with Baba Boom. Tommy Cowan, now known primarily for his ...
Jamaica Gleaner
November 8, 2008
... most capable leader and team to guide us through the present crises which cannot be alleviated without the cooperation of all well-thinking Jamaicans. ...
Jamaica Gleaner
November 8, 2008
Minka, disappointed with the limited natural products available on the
market, recently took time out to share tips with
Jamaicans who choose sheer natural ...
Jamaica Gleaner
November 8, 2008
Whether the Senate meets or not is immaterial for many of us Jamaicans and how they carry out the nation's business is of even less interest. ...
Jamaica Gleaner
November 8, 2008
The sentiment on the Air
Jamaica flight from Montego Bay to Fort Lauderdale on Monday November 3 was quietly in favour of Obama, with a few
Jamaicans ...
Jamaica Observer
November 8, 2008
Most
Jamaicans have long recognised in a loose, disinterested sort of way that there is plenty of money to be made in
sport. But this newspaper believes ...
Jamaica Observer
November 8, 2008
He also cautioned that literacy would remain an obstacle to many Jamaicans. "Our records show that Internet is somewhere in the region of 21 per cent ...
Jamaica Gleaner
November 8, 2008
Here in
Jamaica, Chinese descendants have long ceased to be referred to as Chinese-
Jamaicans, and we have never called other people Syrian-
Jamaicans, ...
Jamaica Observer
November 8, 2008
AP and Observer reports LATE-SEASON Hurricane Paloma strengthened into a Category 2 storm as it lashed the
Cayman Islands with wind and rain yesterday, ...
radiojamaica.com
November 7, 2008
As
Jamaica continues to mourn the passing of musical icon Byron Lee,
Jamaicans, former colleagues and other influential figures in
Britain have acknowledged ...
radiojamaica.com
November 7, 2008
Labour Minister Pearnel Charles, who has ordered a probe into allegations that Jamaicans have been denied jobs on the site, says meetings were held with ...
Caribbean Net News
November 7, 2008
Jamaicans will then be able to use this information as
tools in their every day lives to make better decisions, have informed discussions on the topic and ...
Jamaica Gleaner
November 7, 2008
Jamaicans and Blacks as a whole, it is more than time for us to take the shackles off our minds and dream, take the shackles off our hands and reach; ...
