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Crime fight needs a real plan

In the past 40 years we have spent more resources trying to control crime, specifically murders, than growing food — and we have failed at the latter, thanks to thieves! Read More

'Icy' days in the US
Jamaica has always been a country of travellers. Our forefathers were brought here in the belly of ships as live cargo, taken from their homelands to build a part of the world they had no previous knowledge of. Throughout the 300-plus years of enslavement it was hard to put down roots.... Read More

Equity and justice: The elusive crime factor
Jamaica has the unenviable record of being one of the most violent countries on the planet. As a relatively young country, we have mastered the art of snuffing out the lives of our denizens. Unfortunately, a large portion of our population has become totally desensitised to the senseless...... Read More

The existence of God Nature's evidence — An Introduction
“The heavens declare nothing really, the firmament showeth nothing really, day unto day uttereth nothing really, and night unto night showeth nothing really. There is no speech or language from them, full stop, end of pre-scientific rubbish.”... Read More