Archive for May, 2009

SEVENTH-DAY Adventists are demanding that Commissioner of Police Hardley Lewin withdraw his recent comment that police personnel who believed their jobs conflicted with their religion should resign.

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ON THE HEELS of a first-quarter 7.6 per cent decline in passenger traffic at the island’s tourism gateway, Sangster International Airport, Minister of Tourism Edmund Bartlett has announced the commencement of two new charters from South America.

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Ellen Campbell-Grizzle, director of information and research at the National Council on Drug Abuse (NCDA), has received an award to participate in the fourth annual tobacco control leadership programme at the prestigious Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School…

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Members of the Island Special Constabulary Force (ISCF) have taken the Government to court in an effort to get an order to force it to honour an agreement for a salary increase.

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THE GOVERNING Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) is moving to have Opposition Member of Parliament (MP) Sharon Hay-Webster and other members of the People’s National Party (PNP)…

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JAMAICAN WOMEN setting their sights on a political career are receiving valuable insight and strategic perspectives from a member of the campaign team of United States President Barack Obama.

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Six of nine persons reportedly held in a JOLT (Jamaican Operations Linked to Telemarketing) task force operation in St James on Thursday, have been transported to the Corporate Area.

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Planning for the Advertising Agencies of Jamaica (AAAJ) Awards Ceremony and Luncheon, which will be held on Wednesday, June 10, have hit high gear.

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