Jamaica has always needed leaders who understand that there are times when politics must give way to something greater, when political advantage becomes secondary to the national interest, and when a…
An interesting online comment by Dennis A Minott, on my recent column Holness’ Quagmire suggested that the analysis identified the wrong problem. He argued that the real issue is not whether the PM…
The FIFA World Cup has been put to bed for another four years. The morning after the final came with an emotional hangover for many who had lived through the agony and the ecstasy, days away without…
On Anansi’s island, nobody admits to owning the cow. Yet every morning the pail is full, the cream is missing, and the ordinary insects are told to be grateful for the mere smell of milk. This is the…
As some readers know, I recently spent six days at the University Hospital of the West Indies (UHWI) and attempted to script a piece purporting to generate a somewhat crude description of the health…
What’s been going on while I was away? In order of most to least trivial: Billboards featuring obviously female legs clad in fishnet and spread apart with a bottle of alcoholic beverage strategically…
The tragedies that many Jamaicans endure every day rarely command international headlines. Yet the absence of global attention does not lessen the suffering they inflict on victims, their families, or…
Lamentably, as Jamaicans prepare to mark the 64th anniversary along the independence journey, candid questions loom concerning how ill-judged steps taken by some of their leaders have landed them into…
Imagine that early tomorrow morning, Jamaica awoke to extraordinary news. One of the world’s wealthiest entrepreneurs announced plans to mindfully invest billions of US dollars in our country over the…