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By Aldington "Junior" Murray November 6, 2026

I did not get all that I wanted, but all that I needed – the U.S. mid-term elections

Election Day came and it went here in the United States of America, on Tuesday, November 3, 2026. It was not a presidential election, but what was referred to, traditionally, as …

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I did not get all that I wanted, but all that I needed – the U.S. mid-term elections

November 6, 2026

The golden lady of the track, Merlene Ottey

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Celebrating women: A journey toward equality and justice

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By Jeffrey Peterson March 4, 2022 5 years 541 words

A Madman’s Legacy

This gist of this story came across my radar field this morning. The rendition, for better or worse, is my own.  I’m not sure about its origin but it sounds Middle …

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By Aldington "Junior" Murray February 18, 2022 5 years 2,742 words

Is The ‘N’ Word A Progressive Or Regressive Sign For Afro-American Identity?

It is amazing how things of shame are sometimes transformed into emblems of hope and pride. The cross in the Christian religion is a case in point. The Roman crucifixion of …

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By Alexander Scott February 18, 2022 5 years 1,307 word

Public Sector Unions Need To Unite Or Face The Prospect Of Death

I will not be providing ground-breaking commentary when I say that the Jamaican worker is taken advantage of and even abused. The contract labour, uncertain hours, laughable pay, shoddy equipment with …

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By Alexander Scott February 18, 2022 5 years 1,216 word

Don’t Be Fooled When Some Nations Talk About Human Rights

Recently, former Prime Minister Bruce Golding came out in an article with full-throated denunciations of the human rights situations in both China and Cuba. In the article he hedges his bets …

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By Donovan Dowie February 4, 2022 5 years 1,793 word

Bank Of Jamaica Sailing Against The Currents

I have never been a fan of the Washington view that the central bank must be totally decoupled from the Government. The underlying rationale that there should be some entity to …

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By The Terrible Tout February 4, 2022 5 years 1,482 word

Cycle Of Self-Destruction

On January 21 news broke that, again, unrest raged at Caymanas Park. Yet again, the fundamental bone of contention was the slow pace of purse increase negotiations and minimal offers made …

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By Joan Williams February 4, 2022 5 years 737 words

Our Forever Half Full Glass

From last year, many of us Jamaicans waited with bated breath when news leaked out that there would be a Cabinet shuffle. For we had really become fed up with the all …

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By Alexander Scott February 4, 2022 5 years 1,548 word

Now It’s Every Man For Himself

On Sunday the 9th of January, the Government of Jamaica, in the shape of the PM, announced that they would no longer be implementing lockdowns as part of the arsenal in …

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By Nate the Noble February 4, 2022 5 years 962 words

The Prime Minister Has Indeed Tried

On the fifth day of January this year, Andrew Holness, was in an emotional state before the media. Driven to tears, the Prime Minister, addressing the National Day of Prayer service, …

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By Jeffrey Peterson February 4, 2022 5 years 564 words

Language – Beyond Words And Letters

What are letters? They are symbolic representations of various sounds. Each, in itself, carries no meaning past this representation of sound.  In combination, however, they transport us to limitless possibilities, allowing …

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