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By Aldington "Junior" Murray September 6, 2025

Jamaica Election Day 2025 in Retrospect

Jamaica’s general election for 2025 has come and it has gone. When I look back to the elections of the 1970s, of the 1980s and of the 1990s, I have to …

Issue # 214

Jamaica Election Day 2025 in Retrospect

September 6, 2025

Post-election Thoughts

September 6, 2025

In praise of the Jamaican Political Debate of August 28, 2025

September 6, 2025

Pre-election Highlights

September 6, 2025

Terrible Century Awaits Cricket West Indies

September 6, 2025
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 Olive Nelson January 10, 2019

The brave new world of public transportation

As a child I grew up on public transportation. All of my secondary and most of my tertiary education was pursued under the offerings of the Jamaica Omnibus Service Ltd (JOS) …

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By Alexander Scott December 13, 2018

Pearl-clutchers and enhanced security measures

The nation is in shock to the core at the recent announcement by the Public Defender that hundreds of children have been held in detention (sometimes extended) under the SOE in …

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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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By Yahoo December 13, 2018

Bibi Gardner: What a man!

It has often been said, with some justification, that the most important aspect of sports is participation. The joy of the game, the camaraderie, the health benefits, and the importance of …

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By James Moss-Solomon November 30, 2018

The value of functional cooperation as a growth strategy

In the Sunday Gleaner of November 11, 2018, my friend David Jessop wrote an opinion piece entitled “Overhauling Caribbean Diplomacy” that is a must read for those who are interested in …

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By Alexander Scott November 30, 2018

Why Christianity is dying

  What’s going on with Christianity? More specifically, what is going on with the major traditional sects of Christianity and why is it that they are visibly dying? Why is it …

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By Yahoo November 30, 2018

Buying and selling of children to win is wrong

In the 1950s while a student at The Mico Practising School, a female student asked the teacher during a history class when we were learning about slavery, “Why did Africans sell …

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By James Moss-Solomon November 30, 2018

The importance of scheduling: preventing our own demise

The concepts of efficiency, productivity, adaptation, change, and scheduling are all connected as a country or company tries to grow. We talk about the first four every day, ad nauseum, and …

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By Admin November 2, 2018

Trying to upgrade the front beasley pulled Womens Neal Broten Jersey

Providence’s Jalen Lindsey fouled Mintz on the way up, and Mintz needed a minute to collect himself before shooting his free throws. After the Orange cut the lead to 74 on …

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  • Jamaica Election Day 2025 in Retrospect
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  • Happy Birthday Marcus
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