Lead Stories
A hero's farewell

IN A fitting farewell for world Test wickets record holder Courtney Walsh, West Indies defeated South Africa by 130 runs to win the fifth and final Cable & Wireless Test at Sabina Park yesterday. Walsh, in his 132nd, and last, Test appearance,...

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Match delays PM's Budget speech
'Partners' riot in Lucea - Police cars smashed, businesses looted
Customer relationship is key at NCB
Church leaders give alternative to flexi-week
Invest more money in research, says Figueroa

News
The Red Cross in Allman Town - The gift of new beginnings

FOR YEARS, 74-year-old Victor Brown lived in a one bedroom shack, barely held together by pieces of rusted zinc. But all changed last August when the Jamaica Red Cross, in collaboration with Atlanta-based Lutherians and residents of the community...

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Rush puts strain on Digicel stocks
UDC 'workers' accused of corruption - Ousted squatters claim to have paid for land
Enjoy true hospitality at Invercauld Hotel and Great House BLACK RIVER, St. Elizabeth
Three held in cop's murder

Business
Small business sector gets boost

MINISTER OF Industry, Commerce and Techn-ology, Phillip Paulwell, has said that the Government has increased its loan funds to the small and micro enterprise (SME) sector this year by 104 per cent. Speaking in the 2001/02 Budget Debate Mr. Paulwell...

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Questionable coconut water on shelves
Trinidad's black gold tarnishes

Sport
Command performance

THE West Indies pulled down the curtain on the 2001 Cable & Wireless series in style at Sabina Park yesterday with a decisive 130-run victory over South Africa in the fifth and final Test. Going into the final day with South Africa on 140 for...

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Two share Pools prize
That Jamaica Oaks jinx
Boyz squad hit by injuries
Hooper sees better days ahead

Commentary
More on Braeton
THE KILLING of the seven young men in Braeton on March 14 and the reports by Amnesty International on the incident and on human rights in Jamaica seem set to dominate public debate for some time to come. This is as it should be because a society that...

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Praying clergymen?
Survival intelligence of the Jamaican population
Life consumed in busyness

Letters
Letter of the Day Meaning of 'good old days'
THE EDITOR, Sir: PLEASE ALLOW me space in your medium to give my take on what is fast becoming a controversial topic, 'The good old days.'

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Guyana's economic contraction
Learning from Martin Luther King Jr
A pro-development agenda
JPSCo's poor customer service
Congratulations Pearnel Charles
Kudos for Walsh
Bright CARICOM leaders
FORUM ON THE BRAETON SEVEN

Entertainment
David Rudder's buried in the music

INTENSITY. SUBMISSION. Surrender. Anyone truly familiar with the bacchanal of David Rudder will not find it a hard thing to associate these quiet terms with the 'High Priest of Soca'. He who has refused to take titles, but who, in the hearts of...

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Everything is 'cook and curry'
Beres Hammond sings in opera house

Youth Link
Ardenne high wins tourism quiz

Ardenne High School won the Jamaica Tourist Board's (JTB)National Tourism Quiz Competition held recently at the Hilton Kingston Hotel. Munro College placed second while Manchester High was third.

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The way it should be?
Surviving the streets Ricardo is on his own
The Green dress
John Martin's balancing act

The Shipping Industry
SAJ awards UTech student

SANDRA PHILLIPS, a student at the University of Technology (UTech) has been presented with the Shipping Association of Jamaica Award for outstanding achievement in the Bachelor of Science Degree in Administrative Management. The presentation was made...

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New owners for Econocaribe
Marjorie Jackson - a secretary par excellence

Star Page
Young teacher urges more men to become teachers

MARK Smith says that he is not teaching because of money. After all, everyone knows there is no money in teaching. Instead, he hopes to encourage more men to make teaching a profession.

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