Prisoners in Jamaica should be put to work
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Leave the ‘Rat Race’ and move to your success
Richest men’s habits poor people should adopt
Have you ever checked into the habits of those who are actually rich though. Checking these habits may make a difference between you remaining poor
Read MoreBLOG: Rotten Jamaica Justice System
Broken Justice cannot be mended until those who chat and act otherwise make both these parallel…
Read MoreLETTER: Who do you think YOU are Jamaica PM Portia Miller?
2013 New Year’s Message by Jamaica Prime Minister
Jamaicans, 2013 is a time to GO!
Important arts, culture and creative events happening around the world, especially in Jamaica on January 1. Power to the creative minds I am so not into New Year’s Resolutions. No Way. I rather Jamaicans especially to set clea clear cut objectives, and a timeline. Then seriously embark on your journey to your own personal success. SEE MORE LATER!
Read More2013 New year’s Message from Jamaica G-G
My fellow Jamaicans and Friends of Jamaica, We begin each year with the joys, burden, sorrow, or triumph of the past year still etched in our minds. That past and the way it influences us will determine how we live in the ensuing year. The questions before each of us are, how well have we learned the lessons of the past and how shall we use our failures and mistakes as stepping stones to progress in this New Year! Today we come to this new page of our history, as…
Read MoreJamaica traffic ticket travesty on the run
Webmasters Make $$$ DEAR EDITOR, OVER THE past few days, tax offices have been teeming with thousands of motorists rushing to pay outstanding tickets before the amnesty expired. Many complained that they had attended court and had been exonerated or they had paid the fines and their names were still on the traffic authority’s website as having outstanding tickets. A tax office official admitted on television that they had no way of verifying these complaints as there was no link between the tax office records and the courts. But almost…
Read More‘Don’t mess with Jamaica Press!’
Ian Boyne, GLEANER Contributor If you are a person struggling to make ends meet and you feel you have been personally hurt and treated unfairly by our media, what avenues of redress do you have, besides taking out a lawsuit or hoping (no guarantee) for a brief letter to the editor to be published? If you are a public official who has been unfairly, prejudicially and consistently misrepresented in media, suffering damage to your hard-fought reputation, should you really have to wait for years for a libel case to be…
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