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Editorial
US, China should know that 'last lick' can be a dangerous game
When two elephants fight, the grass is crushed. In the case of the looming trade war between giants China and the United States, tiny economies like Jamaica's stand to be pulverised. Read More
Let's hope WI tour of Pakistan will prove worthwhile
On March 3, 2009, members of the Sri Lanka cricket team were on their way to the Gaddafi Stadium in Lahore, Pakistan, for the third day of the second Test match against their hosts when all hell broke loose. Read More
First black woman VP in Latin America – Jamaican audacity in Costa Rica
The audacity of Jamaicans to believe that wherever we are in the world, we must somehow be in the forefront — in other words, 'we run things, things nuh run we' — is clearly not restricted to our sportsmen and women or our entertainers. Read More
Appoint a board of enquiry into Cornwall Regional Hospital
Pity the ordinary Jamaican trying to decipher what is happening at the ill-fated Cornwall Regional Hospital (CRH) in Mount Salem, St James. Read More
Social media wake-up call
The US State Department's proposal to gather social media information from people applying for US visas should serve as a warning to those who are predisposed to irresponsible use of the technology. Read More
Farewell, Mrs Winnie Mandela — mother of the South African nation
Those of us who have kept abreast of developments in South Africa since the 1960s would have their hearts sorely broken by the passing of Mrs Winnie Madikizela Mandela, one of the last great warriors and icons of the anti-apartheid movement. Read More
A healthier Jamaica truly starts with the youth
Christianity's Easter message of sacrifice has been a source of inspiration down the ages. Read More
Making crime plan public not smart
Dear Editor,I truly believe that it is wise, desirable and necessary to have an anti-crime plan. And I believe that the Government, through the commissioner of police and his team, should endeavour to devise one as a matter of urgency. Read More
Why read when we can complain?
Many individuals, companies and countries are poor and struggling to attain prosperity, blaming others, nature and bad luck for their state of existence, when it is their lack of vision which blinds them to opportunities which could enrich them. Read More
Winning is important but not at all costs
Efforts to alter the condition of the cricket ball go way back. Read More
PM Holness deftly walks the tightrope
Prime Minister Andrew Holness continues to show he is growing in astuteness by his shrewd handling of the Cabinet, against the background of his party's slim three-seat majority in Parliament. Read More
Don't take that land decay warning lightly
The warning issued by scientists on Monday about the potential impact of land decay on the world's population could easily be missed here amid the focus on the prime minister's Cabinet shuffle, and the petty squabble over the naming of a... Read More
Agonising over naming a highway after Mr Seaga
In an ideal world there would be no animus over the naming of anything or place after an outstanding leader. But we are not living in an ideal world. Read More
Good Champs, but...
Once again congratulations are in order for Calabar High and Edwin Allen High for outdoing all others in the Inter-secondary Schools Sports Association (ISSA)/GraceKennedy Boys' and Girls' Athletics Championships which ended Saturday. Read More
A good budget debate
The 2018/19 budget debate which ended last week saw a number of good presentations that have given us encouragement that our legislators can show maturity in this exercise going forward. Read More
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