Recently added articles from The Weekly Gleaner:
Jamaica gets special drawing rights cash from IMF
Sep 03, 2009; ... THE BANK of Jamaica (BOJ) has received the first, allocation of money from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) under the. special drawing rights (SDRs). Weeks after The Weekly Gleaner reported that the board of the IMF had approved the money for Jamaica, the central bank collected ...
Iberostar hotel closes its doors
Sep 03, 2009; ... FORCED TO temporarily close the doors to one of his three Montego Bay resorts, Iberostar Rose Hall's Managing Director, Philipp Hofer says he had no option but to take the difficult decision to send 320 of his employees home. Hofer, who heads Iberostar's Rose Hall Beach & Spa Resort ...
BRUCE STILL SOLID
Sep 03, 2009; ... In spite of turbulent times THE NAYS have increased while the ayes have stood firm as Jamaicans again responded to the question of whether the 'Chief Servant' has been doing a good job as prime minister. The most recent Gleaner-commissioned Bill Johnson poll has found that Bruce ...
US gov't names Dudus among world's most dangerous drug dealers
Sep 03, 2009; ... WEST KINGSTON strongman Christopher Dudus' Coke could face a maximum sentence of life in prison if he is extradited and convicted by United States authorities. The 40-year-old Coke has been named by the US Department of Justice to a list of 'consolidate priority organisation targets' ...
Golding, Simpson Miller pay tribute to Ted Kennedy
Sep 03, 2009; ... PRIME MINISTER Bruce Golding and Opposition Leader Portia Simpson Miller have added their voices to the growing list of political leaders worldwide paying tribute to the late American Senator Edward 'Ted' Kennedy. "He was someone who had a special interest in Jamaica and as recently as ...