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In memory of Mr. Lloyd I. Wright (1932-2007)When I read articles and listen to discussions on Educational Reform the question that keeps reverberating in my mind is: Educational Reform to accomplish w Readmore

Will Our Patois Be Rightly Recognized?

We Jamaicans are confused about matters relating to our patois. We are unsure of how to position it, whether to officially acknowledge it as part of our national identity or to keep it in its place in Readmore

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It Takes 250,000 Jamaicans Dear Friends of Jamaica,It takes 250,000 Jamaicans to create a national thrust, and in a bid to launch Phase I of the much herald Jamaican Castor Oil Initiative, Jamlink is asking for the participation of every Jamaican living overseas.By harnessing the incredible potential of this locally grown plant, the Jamaican Castor Oil Initiative is the catalyst for a renewed focus on Jamaica’s agricultural sector; signaling a new approach towards the al...Readmore

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Starting With A Confession

It is quite refreshing to see our leaders finally, and visibly excited about fighting crime. But in order for the poor to suffer further “inconvenience” there must be Confession before any further Concession

Pro-gay Media Coverage

I've been following the recent controversy surrounding Prime Minister Golding's remarks on the BBC's Hardtalk program. First of all, it should be noted that the media in countries like the United States and

Say no to extremism

A UN report on Religious Intolerance almost a decade ago noted a "significant rise in religious extremism and intolerance" around the globe, with religious minorities enduring the backlash of prejudice and