Undoubtedly, it can be argued successfully that Montego Bay’s most outstanding landmark is the historic Sam Sharpe Square, formerly known as ‘Parade’. That area features the Old... Read more
The impending implementation of the highly touted Zones of Special Operations (ZOSO) continues to pose more questions than answers, as the Andrew Holness administration seeks to unveil what... Read more
It has been said that necessity is the mother of invention. Some ten years ago, the late Arthur Gilchrist, then Mayor of Montego Bay and Chairman of the St. James Parish Council (now Municip... Read more
First there was the Mombasa grass, then the $800 million bushing programme and now the $8.4 million phone bill, and no decisive action from the Prime Minister. No one has been held accountab... Read more
Anthony Barrett – Political Commentator “If you keep the PNP in power, the truth is that you could lose your life. If you keep the PNP in power and the crime rate continues to ri... Read more
By Shalman Scott Two European powers in particular, namely the Spanish and English, dominated economic activities in Jamaica during the period of colonization and slavery spanning a period o... Read more
The Editor, Dear Sir Greetings in the Mighty name of YESHUWAH the Messiah. I would prefer at this time not to reveal or publish my own personal identity in an effort to divert unnecessary at... Read more
Once again, Child Month will be observed during this period with the nation focusing on its young ones in a positive and caring way. Many activities have been planned to commemorate the moth... Read more
What passes for music at the local level in Jamaica today is a total denial of the art form. Indeed there is still a fair sprinkling of good musicians to be found in the country, but their i... Read more
