Five Questions with Joel Miller
Joel Miller is one of Jamaicas fastest rising filmmakers. The young creative first started his journey into the arts well over a decade ago in the theatre when he set his mind to writing his first play. With stellar reception, Sins of the Father...
CCJ appeal
A majority of Jamaicans 18 years and over have voiced strong support for the country to replace the United Kingdom (UK)-based Privy Council with the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ). An RJRGLEANER Communications Group-commissioned Don Anderson poll...
Jamaica missing the boat on blue economy
JAMAICA IS nowhere near ready to exploit the many new and emerging economic opportunities on offer from the blue economy, the Planning Institute of Jamaica (PIOJ) disclosed during the recent International Workshop on Sustainable Blue Economies in...
ICC has the last say
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados (CMC): Cricket West Indies (CWI) made recommendations to the International Cricket Council (ICC) about the match allocations for the 2024 ICC Mens Twenty20 World Cup in the Caribbean and United States, but the proposal still...
Portland Fund III to deploy one-third of funds to women-led companies
Portland Private Equity LP, an investment firm controlled by Michael Lee-Chin, is promising to target women for financing through the new equity fund its in the process of seeding. Portland Caribbean Fund III, otherwise called PCF III or Fund III...
Five Questions with Joel Miller
Joel Miller is one of Jamaicas fastest rising filmmakers. The young creative first started his journey into the arts well over a decade ago in the theatre when he set his mind to writing his first play. With stellar reception, Sins of the Father...
Editorial | Audit Parliament
Assuming she acted on her own volition – as was indirectly implied by Finance Minister Nigel Clarke – Valrie Curtis recent premature advisory to senators that were in line for a hefty pay hike is another case of managers bungling in Parliament..
Letter of the Day | Build a better road culture
THE EDITOR, Madam: Road killings in Jamaica are an existential threat not only to animals, but also to humans. A Spanish teacher at Savanna-la-Mar Primary School recently died in a road collision en route to school in Font Hill, St Elizabeth....
Kalia & Co upping the bag ante
BORN OUT of a desire to upgrade the quality of merchandise available to tourists when they visit the island, Taneish Miller started Kalia...
Shelters for migrants filling up as attitudes toward them harden
BERLIN (AP): Dozens of people from around the world lined up on a sunny morning this week in front of a former mental health hospital in Berlin to apply for asylum in Germany. There were two older women from Moldova. A young man from Somalia sat...