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By Trevor Dawes February 8, 2010February 8, 2010 Opinion

Air Jamaica – Let it Go, Let it Go, Let it Go

The state owned national carrier Air Jamaica has been getting a lot of attention as the country grapples with what to do with the perennial Continue reading

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By David Comissiong February 4, 2010October 30, 2013 Opinion

Puppets of the IMF

David Comissiong, president of the People’s Empowerment Party (of Barbados) argues that the island and other Caribbean countries are becoming puppets of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and marginalising their vulnerable populations.

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By tdomf_5a532 February 2, 2010 Opinion

Bruce and Barack – What Happened?

Where has it gone wrong for Bruce Golding and Barack Obama? Why have both men, who campaigned on platforms of ‘change’, faltered so badly in Continue reading

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By O. Dave Allen January 25, 2010January 27, 2010 Headlines/Opinion

The Death Squad

“If we know, then we must fight for your life as though it were our own.  For if they take you in the morning, they Continue reading

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By Kadene Porter January 16, 2010January 16, 2010 Headlines/Opinion

Pat Robertson, God and the Devil

Televangelist Pat Robertson’s demented claim that Haiti’s disastrous earthquake was the result of a pact the Haitian slaves signed with the devil to win their freedom has Continue reading

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By Mark Lee January 8, 2010February 5, 2010 Opinion

Jamaica Canada Trade – The Missed Chances

Many writers have excused Jamaica’s poor economic performance by blaming or ascribing it to the global melt down. While I will admit that that occurrence Continue reading

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Mark Lee has been a long-time journalist writing, editing and producing in print, radio television and new media.

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By Mark Lee January 6, 2010 Opinion

Collaboration Versus Conflict

The sugar plantation was undoubtedly the dominant economic and social phenomena of colonial Jamaica and the Jamaican society that emerged out of slavery was very Continue reading

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By Mark Lee December 31, 2009 Opinion

Gov’t on Collision Course with the People

It was surprising to many how Jamaicans responded to the tax measures announced by the Government in the April supplementary budget. Even the Government had Continue reading

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By Courtney Hogarth December 16, 2009November 8, 2013 Opinion

Jamaica – Blood and Fury Part 2

In the days that race towards us we should endeavour to teach ancestral words of wisdom. We shall need teachers to accomplish this task. But Continue reading

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By Courtney Hogarth December 7, 2009November 8, 2013 Headlines/Opinion

Jamaica – Blood and Fury Part 1

There is an island of rolling hills and blue-green mountains, nourished by swirling rivers that empty into a yawning sea. Those burnt-faced, olive-skinned people who Continue reading

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