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By Angelada December 26, 2025

Hope in the Spirit of Christmas

As Jamaicans continue to celebrate the birth of Christ, the season arrives this year carrying both familiar warmth and an unusual weight. Christmas in Jamaica has always been more than a …

Issue # 221

Hope in the Spirit of Christmas

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The warning written in water – Part 111 – A blueprint for truthful governance

December 26, 2025

Time to put JPS back in public hands

December 26, 2025

That perennial minimum wage game

December 26, 2025

Principles, promises or just sheer American propaganda?

December 26, 2025
By The Terrible Tout October 3, 2018 7 years 1,469 word

From Roman Road to Highway 2000 (Series Finale)

By the time Legal Light won his Derby, the commentary booth was controlled by the wonderful Chris Armond, who brought a whole new style of race calling to the radio in …

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By Danny Roberts October 3, 2018 7 years 1,516 word

Eliminating the gangway to prison

At the commencement of the school year I was silently praying and hoping that this will be the year when violence in schools will, if not totally eliminated, be drastically reduced, …

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By Paula Prince September 20, 2018 7 years 570 words

Of Rape, Incest and Child Sexual Abuse.

It is rape: when you do not receive consent when he/she does not agree when you force consent out of him/her when you do not allow him/her to have a say …

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By The Terrible Tout September 20, 2018 7 years 1,480 word

From Roman road to Highway 2000 (Part V)

So, we come to the weight-carrying feats of local champions of yore. No thoroughbred’s career had a chance of being memorable unless it included at least one weight-defying performance fuelling arguments …

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By Alexander Scott September 20, 2018 7 years 914 words

Don’t fall for electioneering

Elections are in the air. They will be called earlier than mandated, make no mistake about it. One gets a strong whiff of the stench of campaigning from both parties as …

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By James Moss-Solomon September 20, 2018 7 years 1,329 word

There’s no cause to embrace mendicancy and mediocrity

Over the past 47 years I have been privileged to participate in the practical areas of business leadership/management; and over the last 5 years I have been more involved as a …

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By Alexander Scott September 20, 2018 7 years 1,149 word

Do education reform and stop hitting the dead horse

Jamaican politicians are notorious for pandering to the gallery and flogging dead horses. We see the pandering all the time: works given out to supporters, glib comparisons about whose party is …

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By James Moss-Solomon September 7, 2018 7 years 1,124 word

Rushed regulations aggravated by our mendicancy

The processes of laws and regulations that accompany those laws in a modern society should follow a certain identifiable logic. It is not very different to a computer programme that has …

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By Marvette Camille September 7, 2018 7 years 915 words

Breathing while being female is DANGEROUS in Jamaica

“Burnt like a dog” is a mother’s cry, as her innocent 14-year-old girl child goes missing and turns up burnt to death, like an animal. Found in the same area where …

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By Alexander Scott September 7, 2018 7 years 832 words

No art for art’s sake

Art has a purpose. It is to act as an expression and extension of humanity and the human experience. This much is obvious, listen to any song, read any novel or …

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Recent Posts

  • Hope in the Spirit of Christmas
  • The warning written in water – Part 111 – A blueprint for truthful governance
  • Time to put JPS back in public hands
  • That perennial minimum wage game
  • Principles, promises or just sheer American propaganda?
  • Land reform must follow Hurricane Melissa
  • The warning written in water — Part II —
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