News

A farmer's plight

GLENMORE EDWARDS' experience in the work world is as wide as the range of crops on his single acre farm in Vanity Fair, just outside Linstead, St Catherine.

• Denbigh - bigger and better
• Memorable seniors sports day
• Housing boost set to lift Portmore
• New control towers soon for Jamaica airports

Commentary

EDITORIAL: Bunting's summer of political hypocrisy

It is becoming clear that the Opposition People's National Party (PNP) believes Jamaica's crime problem emanates from one source - Tivoli Gardens, the ruling JLP's enclave in western Kingston. What is not clear is whether this is an old conviction or new opportunism.

• Three dog night (and day)

Entertainment

Miss Teen aims at school violence

Renée Wilson, a 17-year-old student of Mona High School will be working on a project aimed at reducing crime and violence in her school.

• Khago enjoys strong debut

Lifestyle

MARIPOSA - for movers and shakers

The young, fresh and hip were out socialising on the well-manicured lawns of Hillview Heights in St Andrew on July 25.

• That's My Style: Keida - classy and rugged
• Bella Oasis - sweet retreat
• Healthy lifestyle: Emancipation foods
• Doctor's advice: I have irregular menses

Sport

I'm sorry, says Bolt

Sprint king Usain Bolt has expressed regret at not being able to represent the country at the upcoming Commonwealth Games in India, and has even apologised to the Indian public for his absence, citing poor timing as the reason behind the decision.

• Fennell quietly confident
• Ja teenager a 'natural' on the racetrack
• 'Cesc will remain a Gunner'
• Saints look to Brown, Wallace

Letters

LETTER OF THE DAY: Show us the proof

The Editor, Sir:The recently announced pact between the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) and the People's National Party (PNP) on the feature of the upcoming by-elections in Western Hanover and North East St Ann should not go...

• Appeal for day-care centre
• A backward step?
• A time for mourning
• The fugitive and the pastor's dilemma

Business

Sweet deal inked

TANG JIANGUO, chairman of Chinese firm COMPLANT International Sugar Company Limited, the new owners of the Frome, Monymusk and Bernard Lodge estates, says his company will be seeking to maximise the use of local labour in...