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Attorney-at-law Harold Brady's association with the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) is well known. In fact, it is debatable whether Brady is a lawyer first and a 'Labourite' after, or a 'Labourite' first, and then a lawyer.

As the calls for the resignation of the prime minister heighten, official word from the Government is that Bruce Golding is engaged in a series of consultations before deciding his future. Information Minister Daryl Vaz feverishly sought to quash swirling rumours that Golding had tendered his resignation to a meeting of officers of the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) yesterday.

First Global Bank yesterday obtained an injunction in the Supreme Court restraining Rohan Rose, who was dismissed from the bank in 2009, from disclosing confidential information about the bank and its clients.

Executive Director of Crime Stop, Prudence Gentles, is reporting that the programme has made some significant breakthroughs in solving crime since the start of this year.

Human rights groups have lashed out at Prime Minister Bruce Golding, saying he has wronged Jamaicans. The local human rights agitators unleashed their venom on Golding, joining the thunderous demands for Prime Minister Bruce Golding to resign.

The Belize police have arrested two of their own in connection with the shooting death of a Jamaican man there in February.Police Corporal Jorge Lemus has been charged with manslaughter, while Constable Lazaro Catch is facing a charge of abetment to...

One of four men convicted of the abduction, rape and shooting death of two women in 2005 has been given the death penalty.Desmond Kennedy and Alton Heath, both in their 20s, along with Sheldon Duncan, 32, all of Greenwich...

The Reverend John-Mark Bartlett is the charismatic pastor of Pentecostal Tabernacle in Kingston who walked away from his association with the Rastafarian movement 27 years ago.His new-birth experience came in 1983 when he was baptised...

The government's handling of the extradition request for West Kingston strongman Christopher 'Dudus' Coke and the resulting imbroglio surrounding the United States law firm Manatt, Phelps & Phillips have stalled the social-partnership talks...

IN 2006, then Opposition Leader Bruce Golding demolished the argument that ministerial responsibility could be separated from party duties. Four years later, Golding, now prime minister, drew on parliamentary rules to shut down questions...

PRIME MINISTER Bruce Golding was in hostile territory for just over two hours on Tuesday as the parliamentary opposition went in search of more clues in the Manatt Phelps & Phillips mystery. Golding admitted he had sanctioned the move to engage...