Month: June 2010

IF THE green light to proceed with the process of extraditing Christopher Coke had commenced earlier, Jamaica might have found itself in more dire circumstances than it is in, Prime Minister Bruce Golding has hinted. […] […]

The abolition of the so-called political garrisons should be done post-haste. But there needs to be a systematic way to do this because we are dealing with human beings. At the macro level, we should […] […]

A police officer who took part in the offensive launched by the security forces in West Kingston last week is now severely traumatised after witnessing the head of a Jamaica Defence Force soldier being ripped […] […]

THE effort to prevent the extradition of fugitive Christopher ‘Dudus’ Coke to the United States was for a second time this week delayed in the Supreme Court. The court was yesterday scheduled to hear an […] […]

SECURITY forces swooped down on the upper St Andrew home of Kingston Mayor Desmond McKenzie yesterday, indicating they were leaving no stone unturned in the hunt for Christopher ‘Dudus’ Coke. The raid that was timed […] […]

Prime Minister Bruce Golding yesterday made his first visit to Tivoli Gardens in West Kingston since bloody clashes between security forces and gunmen supporting former strongman Christopher ‘Dudus’ Coke. But the visit was marred by […] […]

THIS is a bad moment for Japan and a bad moment for the US-Japan relationship. Therefore it is a very bad moment for Australia. It is not that Yukio Hatoyama is a real loss as […] […]