Commentary

Even making allowances for the fact that she may have been addressing partisans hoping to feast on political red meat, Prime Minister (PM) Portia Simpson Miller didn't make full opportunity of the platform offered...

I remember watching an episode of Family Guy that had a time traveller telling the "very mature" gun-toting baby that those miracles credited to Jesus did not happen...

If ever you wanted to stand in the middle of Times Square eating a pretzel and sipping soda from one of those giant Big Gulp cups, you'd better start packing now, because in a few months it will be much harder to pull off.New York last Thursday became...

Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe has been both sanctified and demonised, depending on which side of the sociopolitico-racial divide you stand.Mugabe was born in Rhodesia (the former name for Zimbabwe) in February 1924...

Over the past few days, there has been a considerable amount of conversation about East Rural St Andrew, but in particular how the Constituency Development Fund (CDF) has been allocated and the supposed disagreement that disbursement has caused.

Last week, it was reported by The Sunday Gleaner that the president of Zimbabwe, Robert Mugabe, declared that all Jamaican men are drunks and smokers of marijuana, they are marginalised by the women in universities, and are not fully represented in public and civic life. We will explore the extent to which these claims made are true.

Many of us Jamaicans are too light-headed, thinking neither of futures nor that of children. They have lived in an age where thinking about the outcome of tomorrow was a myth. It is time to wake up, people, and face the realities of this world!

Regarding Peter Espeut's 'They have no shame', published Friday, September 14, not only do politicians have no shame, they have no respect for the people of Jamaica. Their corruption is now abundantly transparent, yet they get re-elected. In fact, they have nothing but disdain for the people they took an oath to serve.

One item which neither the ruling People's National Party (PNP) nor opposition Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) may have placed on its agenda for upcoming national conferences is campaign financing.

THE EDITOR, Sir:I am from outer space (obviously) and, therefore, take this medium to request the inhabitants of this particular part of Mother Earth to explain the following...

What a difference four days can make! Last Friday night, the Reggae Boyz had beaten the United States for the first time at the senior level...

The collapsed relations between the leaders of the People's National Party's (PNP) East Rural St Andrew constituency organisation offer that party another chance to begin an overdue, but necessary, overhaul of the practice of politics...