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By Dr. Alis Headlam May 30, 2025

Another Country

I was 14 in 1961 when my family moved to Istanbul, Turkey, from the United States for a one-year Fulbright appointment that my dad received. He was offered a position to …

Issue # 209

Another Country

May 30, 2025

Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC) must be allowed to work

May 30, 2025

Snapshots of genocide through the eyes of the U.S. Administration

May 30, 2025

No respect for women

May 30, 2025

Doctor, I still have hopes for America – am I mad?

May 30, 2025
By James Moss-Solomon May 2, 2019

The transformative effect of incentives

  The transformative effect of incentives Over the past two weeks there has been a lively discussion on the value of the Jamaican dollar compared with the US dollar. This was …

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By James Moss-Solomon April 16, 2019

Tiger Woods, the NIDS ruling and Notre Dame

  The past week had two significant events viz. The Masters Golf Championship at Augusta, Georgia; and the ruling of our Court against the NIDS legislation. The two may seem to …

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By James Moss-Solomon April 3, 2019

Not just 9 points at Champs…

  Well, we have come to the end of the ISSA/GraceKennedy Boys’ and Girls’ Championship, and we saw a comprehensive win by Kingston College over arch rivals and defending champions Calabar. …

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By James Moss-Solomon March 21, 2019

This is the age for invention and innovation, not political crap

Following my last article that tried to explain the ongoing commitment that capital expenditure requires, we have been completely distracted by the by-election in Portland, and the silly season it has …

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By James Moss-Solomon March 7, 2019

Focus on the budget’s real long-term targets

The National Budget Estimates of Expenditure 2019/20 have been tabled in Parliament, and many other commentators and analysts have had their say. The main talking point has been the low growth …

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By James Moss-Solomon February 20, 2019

The irony of Jamaica

  The concept of sustainable development has proven to be very difficult for various parts of the economy and the society in general over the centuries. In fact, we have a …

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By James Moss-Solomon February 7, 2019

Strong reflections needed on our self-inflicted wounds

        Although we live in a small country of less than 5,000 sq. miles, and many onlookers would be tempted to accept a view of homogeneity, to do …

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By James Moss-Solomon January 24, 2019

Trump wall, government shutdown, Brexit and dengue

2019 kicks off with the usual vagaries as any other year, and until the 2019/20 Budget is tabled and discussed, all is mere conjecture. So let us look at the current …

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By James Moss-Solomon January 10, 2019

Hey, Rip Van Winkles, wake up, it’s 2019!

A happy New Year to all our readers. I wish you all a healthy and successful 2019, and urge us all to be action people, rather than being talkers. Forget Donald …

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By James Moss-Solomon December 13, 2018

Obfuscating the facts with the deafening noise of trivia

It is very sad for me to write my last article before Christmas 2018 in a less than happy and hopeful way. It is a time of family, friends, the future, …

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  • Another Country
  • Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC) must be allowed to work
  • Snapshots of genocide through the eyes of the U.S. Administration
  • No respect for women
  • Doctor, I still have hopes for America – am I mad?
  • Declining murder rate is good but more needs to be done
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