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By Alexander Scott November 8, 2025

War drums in a zone of peace

The drums of war are beating in the Caribbean, and they are getting louder and louder. The United States has set its sights firmly on Venezuela, using the lie that Venezuela …

Issue # 218

War drums in a zone of peace

November 8, 2025

Rebuilding after Hurricane Melissa

November 8, 2025

Major trauma from Melissa

November 8, 2025

Oh America: Home of the free, in certain decline

November 8, 2025

Liverpudlian Anxiety

November 8, 2025

Personalities in the development of Education in Jamaica

November 8, 2025
By James Moss-Solomon June 25, 2021

A chance to pull ourselves from the devastating mire of confused lethargy

Over the past 18 months, the sudden COVID-19 onset has amplified the need for many legal reforms, more urgent in light of the dark undersides of the beast we call Parliament. …

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By Alexander Scott June 25, 2021

Time To End The Cuba Blockade

On June 23 this year, the United Nations (UN) General Assembly once again voted on a resolution which condemns the blockade on Cuba as illegal and inhumane and calls on the …

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By The Terrible Tout June 25, 2021

Whipping Up Interest In The St. Leger

By The Terrible Tout A few months ago iconic broadcaster Fae Ellington, who began in a Bamboo Lounge (look it up if you’re too young for the COVID vaccine), asked me …

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By Aldington "Junior" Murray June 25, 2021

The Power Of Symbolism

In the I800s, American novelist, short story writer and poet Louisa May Alcott — the author of the novel Little Women — wrote the following words: “Far away there in the sunshine are …

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By Joan Williams June 25, 2021

Tallawah, Keeping Mento Alive

Mento is one of Jamaica’s oldest music genres and still remains popular, thanks to small bands like the Florida based Tallawah Mento Band. Tallawah leader Colin Smith is a successful businessman, …

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By Jeffrey Peterson June 25, 2021

Truth And Ideology – A Question

In these eventful times and at this critical juncture in our collective experience of being, it might be an opportune moment to pause and take stock of the roots of our …

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By James Moss-Solomon June 11, 2021

Even billionaires have to breathe

In recent weeks the Prime Minister and other people have spoken on the importance of environmental protection with regard to assisting sustainability in a world where clean air and water will …

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By Aldington "Junior" Murray June 11, 2021

Cannibalism Of Souls

The Black man has often been painted in the dark, bestial and bloody hues of the savage cannibal. Such propaganda had been used as a pretext to colonize, to civilize and …

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By Joan Williams June 11, 2021

Kenya: Beautiful Country, Lovely People, Great Wildlife

Before 2020, I had never really had any interest in visiting Kenya. For, it wasn’t one of the African countries from which slaves were kidnapped and brought to Jamaica. So it …

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By The Terrible Tout June 11, 2021

Bent as a nine-bob note? Or misunderstood as a Guineas?

In a decision establishing rule of law over rule by rich and famous, Bob Baffert was suspended for two years by Churchill Downs after Kentucky Derby winner Medina Spirit’s positive finding …

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