No crime, no resign
News
No crime, no resign
Defiant MP, JACDEN boss Dennis Gordon fires back in UHWI tax probe
Arthur Hall | Editor | HallA@jamaicaobserver.com 
April 5 12:20 AM
No crime, no resign
Alliance over isolation
News
Alliance over isolation
Patterson advocates collective strength as global order frays
Vernon Davidson | Executive Editor, Publications | davidsonv@jamaicaobserver.com 
April 5 12:18 AM
Alliance over isolation
Sumptuous sacred music feast
Entertainment, ...
Sumptuous sacred music feast
April 5 12:16 AM
Sumptuous sacred music feast
More singles, fewer children
News
More singles, fewer children
Survey of living conditions finds more Jamaican adults residing alone
BY LYNFORD SIMPSON Observer writer editorial@jamaicaobserver.com 
April 5 12:14 AM
More singles, fewer children
TAKING CHARGE
Athletics, ...
TAKING CHARGE
Jamaica surge forward with 20 medals on Carifta Day 1
Rachid Parchment | Sports Writer | parchmentr@jamaicaobserver.com 
April 5 12:12 AM
Jamaica off to flyer on Carifta Day 1
Saved behind bars
News
Saved behind bars
Prison Bible study sessions rival that of local churches; more than 60 inmates baptise each year, says chaplain
Tamoy Ashman | Reporter |ashmant@jamaicaobserver.com 
April 5 12:10 AM
Saved behind bars
Happy Easter!
Gardening, ...
Happy Easter!
April 5 12:10 AM
Spotlight on
GOD’S CALLING
Athletics, ...
GOD’S CALLING
Dyke driven to add more Edwin Allen titles by his personal mission to uplift young athletes
Rachid Parchment | Sports Writer | parchmentr@jamaicaobserver.com 
April 5 12:09 AM
GOD’S CALLING

News

Environment, News
Cleaning up the world’s dirty water
November 25, 2001
AN aerating device originally designed to revive a dying trout farm in the United Kingdom is finding many applications around the globe, including use...
Environment, News
EAST to audit 24 more hotels
Observer Reporter 
November 18, 2001
TWENTY-FOUR more audits will be done in local small hotels under the third phase of the Environmental Audits for Sustainable Tourism (EAST) project wh...
Environment, News
Save me, please
Observer Reporter 
November 18, 2001
THESE three brown pelicans were spotted nesting on Refuge Cay -- a mangrove island near Port Royal within Kingston Harbour -- during a bird count in t...
Environment, News
NEPA to hold national consultations for bio-diversity action plan
Observer Reporter 
November 18, 2001
THE National Environment and Planning Agency (NEPA) will on Thursday, hold the first of two national consultations to discuss final amendments to Gree...
News
Yeah man!
DAWN CAMPBELL, Features editor 
November 14, 2001
The innovative team of Brian Chung and Chris Cargill, formerly of Jamrock fame, have knocked heads together to come up with another affordable and tas...
Environment, News
UN agency tells WTO to protect environment
AFP 
November 11, 2001
DOHA (AFP) -- World trade ministers must avoid discarding the environment in their battle to expand global trade, United Nations Environment Programme...
Environment, News
Environmental experts seek solutions for world’s forests
Observer Reporter 
November 11, 2001
EXPERTS from the 182 parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity are meeting in Montreal from today, Monday to November 16 to assess the threats...
Environment, News
One community’s resolve
Observer Reporter 
November 4, 2001
COMMUNITY action is a powerful force that can move mountains -- whether of rocks or garbage. The lesson is one which the communities of Pimento Walk, ...
Environment, News
Biodiversity at our feet
Observer Reporter 
November 4, 2001
THE year 2001 and the next are part of a worldwide programme to protect Earth's diverse forms of life known as the International Biodiversity Observat...
Environment, News
Cleaning waste without harmful chemicals
October 28, 2001
HYDROCYCLONE technology cleans waste without harmful chemicals. It offers a solution to engineers in various industrial processes who are seeking envi...
Environment, News
BirdLife Jamaica launches Birds of Jamaica
Observer Reporter 
October 21, 2001
BIRDLIFE Jamaica recently launched the first poster and associated booklet, Birds of Jamaica -- A Celebration, to illustrate all of Jamaica's endemic ...
Environment, News
Sandals/UWI to host regional environmental workshop
Observer Reporter 
October 14, 2001
MORE than 50 journalists and environmental specialists from the Caribbean will meet at Beaches Grande Sport in Ocho Rios from November 2 - 3 for the i...
Environment, News
Protecting our vulnerable reefs
Observer Reporter 
October 14, 2001
CORAL reefs are one of the wonders of nature, because of their enchanting beauty and unusual biology. In addition, many consider them to be second onl...
Environment, News
Global warming – the human impact
SUZANNE ELSTON 
September 30, 2001
ENN -- Global warming is arguably the biggest environmental problem that we face in the 21st century. The scientific consensus is that human activity ...
Environment, News
SEEPA to establish marine turtle attraction
Observer Reporter 
September 23, 2001
THE St Elizabeth Environmental Protection Association Ltd (SEEPA) has embarked on a programme to establish a marine turtle attraction in the parish by...
Environment, News
Palisadoes strip gets sanitation lift
Observer Reporter 
September 23, 2001
THE Palisadoes strip smiled again on September 15 when over 200 volunteers gave their time and energy to clean up the coastline that connects the city...
News
Spices galore
Novia McDonald-Whyte | Editor - Lifestyle & Social Content 
September 19, 2001
James Bond Beach, Ocho Rios will be the venue for the fourth annual Jamaica Spice Food Festival that will be held on Sunday, September 30. Sunday's ev...
Environment, News
Environmental group, volunteers to clean Palisadoes strip
Observer Reporter 
September 9, 2001
THE Jamaican Environment Trust (JET) will stage its annual clean-up of the Palisadoes strip this Saturday to mark International Coastal Clean-up Day. ...
Environment, News
Renewable energy – an overview
Observer Reporter 
September 9, 2001
RENEWABLE energy is any source of energy that can be used without depleting its reserves. These sources include sunlight or solar energy and other sou...
Environment, News
JET gets financial boost
Observer Reporter 
September 9, 2001
THE Jamaica Environmental Trust (JET) recently received a financial boost when power company, Jamaica Energy Partners, donated US$10,000 to the enviro...
Environment, News
Successful energy conference ends
Observer Reporter 
September 9, 2001
THE Caribbean Solar Energy Society (CSES) recently held a conference and exhibition on Sustainable Alternative for Island States (SATIS) at the Hilton...

Polls

Recent Posts

No crime, no resign
News
No crime, no resign
Defiant MP, JACDEN boss Dennis Gordon fires back in UHWI tax probe
Arthur Hall | Editor | HallA@jamaicaobserver.com 
April 5, 2026
No crime, no resign
Alliance over isolation
News
Alliance over isolation
Patterson advocates collective strength as global order frays
Vernon Davidson | Executive Editor, Publications | davidsonv@jamaicaobserver.com 
April 5, 2026
Alliance over isolation
More singles, fewer children
News
More singles, fewer children
Survey of living conditions finds more Jamaican adults residing alone
BY LYNFORD SIMPSON Observer writer editorial@jamaicaobserver.com 
April 5, 2026
More singles, fewer children
TAKING CHARGE
Athletics, ...
TAKING CHARGE
Jamaica surge forward with 20 medals on Carifta Day 1
Rachid Parchment | Sports Writer | parchmentr@jamaicaobserver.com 
April 5, 2026
Jamaica off to flyer on Carifta Day 1

Archives

Logo Jamaica Observer
Breaking news from the premier Jamaican newspaper, the Jamaica Observer. Follow Jamaican news online for free and stay informed on what's happening in the Caribbean
Featured Tags
Categories
Ads
img
Jamaica Observer, © All Rights Reserved