In Focus

In our 'fi-mi' country, there are quite a lot of winners - some big, some small - but inevitably, most Jamaican are left out. They may be disgruntled and feel impotent because time after time they are the losers. Today, we will take a look at a few who win and who lose.

In recent times, both Bill Johnson and Don Anderson, who could be credited as Jamaica's most renowned and credible pollsters, have done surveys looking at likely voting intention if a general election were to be called at the times of canvasses.

The decision by President Obama to pursue diplomatic relations with Cuba after more than 50 years of estrangement has been hailed as startling, but it is really quite commonsensical and natural.

The following article was submitted by the Public Theology Forum, an ecumenical group of theologians and ministers of religion.

My Christmas gift to readers is a proper introduction to Elvis Aaron Presley - born January 8, 1935; left this world tragically on August 16, 1977.

President Barack Obama has taken the historic decision for the United States to reopen diplomatic relations with Cuba after they were closed by Washington in 1961 after the Cuban revolution. By this action, President Obama has removed from this region one of the enduring Cold War features.

The recent decision by the National Housing Trust (NHT) to purchase property on which the Outameni Experience attraction is located has sparked much debate and righteous indignation in some quarters.