By Chef Selwyn Richards Culinary Specialist It never fails that on Thanksgiving Day, our eyes and appetites seem to be bigger than our stomachs. We usually end up having to do jumping jacks or waiting for another day to eat ...
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Believe In Yourself
By Ettie Rutherford Contributing Writer “Society has an epidemic of insecure people in it,” says Joyce Meyer in her book, “The Confident Woman: Start Today Living Boldly and Without Fear”. Such a statement got me thinking about the amount of ...
Read More »Jamaica’s Central Bank Maintaining Policy Interest Rate
KINGSTON, Jamaica, October 1, 2019 (CMC) – The Bank of Jamaica (BOJ) says it will be maintaining the policy interest rate, offered on overnight balances from deposit-taking institutions, at 0.50 percent. It said that the decision is based on its ...
Read More »Impeachment Of US President Trump: The Democrats’ Act Of Desperation That May Lead To The Their Ruination
By Yvonne Sam Contributing Writer It has become apparent that the Democrats are seemingly in desperate need of guidance before their eventual riddance. Do they really believe that an impeachment, just before a general election, is the correct thing to ...
Read More »Jamaica On Course For Record Visitor Spending This Year
KINGSTON, Jamaica, October 2, 2019 (CMC) – More than three million visitors, including just over one million cruise ship passengers, have visited Jamaica, since the start of the year, Tourism Minister, Edmund Bartlett, has said. He announced that the island ...
Read More »Guyana President, David Granger, Issues Proclamations For General And Regional Elections
GEORGETOWN, Guyana, October 2, 2019 (CMC) – President, David Granger, has issued two proclamations for the holding of regional and general elections in Guyana, on March 2, 2020. A government statement said that Granger had acted in accordance with Article ...
Read More »CANADIAN POLLS: What Election Tax Promises Will Mean For Your Wallet
By Gregory C Mason Guest Writer Beware of politicians’ gifts, especially during election campaigns. Most political presents involve increased spending, but a growing list of promises have to do with changes to taxation. The Conservatives and Liberals, the main contenders in ...
Read More »Blacks Must Make Our Voices Count — And Vote
Editor: Re: “Blackface, Black Issues And White Newsrooms”, by Ewart Walters As painful as it was to be reminded by the photo of Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, in Blackface, we must also try to fully understand the Rastaman’s observation, as ...
Read More »The Willie Lynch “Letter”: Long Debunked
Editor: Re: “Blacks, Bleaching And The Willie Lynch Letter”, by Yvonne Sam The existence of the Willie Lynch “letter” has long been debunked by numerous historians. The main point of the article was clear without referencing, or worse, directly quoting ...
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