Commentary
20 Apr, 2026
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Desmond Robinson | Code, not con
Jamaica’s crime numbers have finally started telling a new story, and we dare not waste the window it opens. Prime Minister Andrew Holness has framed the national stance succinctly: “We are being very…
20 Apr, 2026
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Francesca Tavares | On War and the West: The crisis of values and the necessity of clarity
In the contemporary global landscape, a dangerous fog has descended upon the concepts of power, justice, and international order. For the Caribbean – a region whose stability is inextricably linked…
19 Apr, 2026
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Editorial | Transparency in athletics governance
The decision by World Athletics to block 11 athletes, including four Jamaicans, from changing their allegiance to Türkiye will, if not overturned, place greater pressure on major domestic sports…
19 Apr, 2026
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Dennis Zulu | Governing artificial intelligence: Why Jamaica’s voice matters in a digital age
Artificial intelligence is moving faster than many of our institutions, laws, and public conversations. It is already influencing how people access information, how governments and businesses make…
19 Apr, 2026
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Orville Taylor | No Türkiye: Who cries foul?
Although he went to Rabalac, Fedrick Dacres is one of the closest athletes to me ever. He and Kai Chang are such decent human beings who love their sport and their country. It was a proud struggle…
19 Apr, 2026
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Garth Rattray | When music becomes noise
Jamaica’s Noise Abatement Act of 1997 is up for review. Although noise is never musical, music can be [very] noisy. Loud music can be extremely invasive, disturbing, intensely unpleasant, blatantly…
19 Apr, 2026
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Theresa Rodriguez-Moodie | Jamaica’s oil gamble in the midst of a climate crisis
Whenever United Oil and Gas, a UK-based company with exploration rights in Jamaica, announces progress in its offshore exploration, a flurry of excitement ripples through Jamaica’s media and other…
18 Apr, 2026
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Editorial | Dealing effectively with autism
There isn’t a handle on the true scale of autism in Jamaica. It is estimated that one in 100 children (one per cent) is diagnosed with the disorder. The absence of hard data is allowing the scale…
18 Apr, 2026
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Tony Deyal | Bill Maher takes the high road
In Trinidad, when I was three years old, my aunt taught me to read from her daily English newspaper. Even then, I loved words and the world they opened to me. In my boyish days, I played with the…