The National Joint Action Committee (NJAC) calls on all leaders, as well as other individuals throughout the wider society, to exercise a greater level of responsibility and restraint in their comments related to the crime situation.
It was with deep sadness that I read recently where the commissioner of police chastised criminologists for offering comments, recommendations and analyses, as well a…
The Eric Williams Medical Sciences Complex, Mt Hope, is the most confusing hospital I have ever come across. You need a map or GPS to find anything in that place.
THE decision of the prime minister to back Barbados and stay away from meeting with the US Secretary of State in Jamaica is a foolish move and lacks common sense—but,…
“Can’t see the forest for the trees,” wrote John Heywood, the 16th-century English author.
It seems that the media, so-called experts from institutions of higher learning, psychologists, criminologists, non-governmental organisations and the general public are all looking at crime from its manifestations rather than its source, which is critical for dealing with it.
“Can’t see the forest for the trees,” wrote John Heywood, the 16th-century English author.
It seems that the media, so-called experts from institutions of higher learning, psychologists, criminologists, non-governmental organisations and the general public are all looking at crime from its manifestations rather than its source, which is critical for dealing with it.
Claudia Rankine, a Jamaica-born professor of poetry at Yale University, captures the present dread felt in our country in her recounting of a friend who had given birth (New York Times, June 22, 2015). She reports, “…before naming him, before even nursing him, her first thought was, I have to get him out of this country.”
It has been brought to my attention, by way of a newspaper article, that Caribbean Airlines (CAL) is happy with its fleet of ATR aircraft and is even looking to upgrade its present fleet with more ATRs.
The traumatic death of a young doctor who was reportedly kidnapped has led to the plea from a friend to “forgive them”. This is in fact sending a wrong message to criminals.
After almost 60 years of Independence have we learned anything from the chronicled world-famous corruption of the Eric Williams administration?
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