With private pension coverage standing at just 12.08 per cent of Jamaica’s employed labour force, the Pension Industry Association of Jamaica (PIAJ) is urging workers across generations to take a more…
Although much of the pre-summit focus was the contentious question of reparations for chattel slavery, a significant outcome of last week’s conference of Commonwealth leaders was the attention they…
Former Governor-General Sir Kenneth Hall says Jamaica’s longest-serving prime minister, P.J. Patterson, was substantially more than the country’s most successful political leader, describing him as…
While the tragic workplace accidents that claimed the lives of Shine Johnson, Everton Campbell and Clifton James recently gripped Jamaica, their deaths serve as a stark reminder of the potential…
Yes, it was a blue wave. At last count, the House of Representatives and the Senate in the American Congress shifted in a major way in the midterm elections. Final counts have not yet been made…
The Government’s principal training agency is heading to court to challenge an order by an appeal tribunal requiring it to hand over unredacted and authenticated minutes of all board meetings over a…
In 1955, Jamaica held the Ten Types Beauty Contest, where 10 separate beauty queens were selected based on their race and complexion. With immense positive feedback from local and international press,…
The Third time’s the charm for Jamaican fashion designer Rachel Scott. The New York-based Scott, who founded and is the creative director of the Diotima brand, won the American Womenswear Designer of…
I read The Gleaner’s editorial of Saturday, October 31 with real surprise. It’s clear that even The Gleaner doesn’t fully grasp the problem Jamaica faces in its energy sector. Our corner dark! In the…