Prime Minister Bruce Golding has turned down two invitations to have face-to-face talks with United States President George W. Bush. This has sparked concern of a possible rift in the relationship between Jamaica House and the White House, particularly as
From Seaforth, St Thomas, to Windsor Forest, Westmoreland, farmers are pleading for an end to praedial larceny, saying they have lost millions of dollars worth of livestock and crops. Talk Frank Dunkley of Mountainside in St Elizabeth and one would
Protect indigenous Jamaican brands or lose them forever to foreign markets, Swiss intellectual property expert Felix Addor, warned on Monday. Speaking at a symposium on 'The Protection of Geographical Indications', Addor called for tighter regulations...
MAXINE HENRY-Wilson, opposition spokesperson on education, is warning the Government against any action that would politicise school boards. In her presentation yesterday during the Sectoral Debate in Gordon House, Henry-Wilson claimed that there have...
