News & Views

BY SIMONE J. SMITH A trip to the doctor’s office can be filled with anxiety, but our doctor’s do their

BY STEVEN KASZAB The inflation rate remains relatively high at 5.2% but it has declined reasonably since the interest rates

BY PAUL JUNOR The Knowledge Exchange Centre by the Parents of Black Children is a non-profit formed to exchange knowledge

BY SIMONE J. SMITH “It is time that Jamaica becomes a republic. For us, the process is not simple, and

BY SIMONE J. SMITH Privacy is one of our fundamental human rights, and for some reason, over the last few

BY PAUL JUNOR The African Heritage Program (AHP) has been an integral part of the Continuing Education Department of the

BY SIMONE J. SMITH Oh, what a feeling, Wonderful feeling… There is something about hearing the smooth, silky voice of

BY PAUL JUNOR There is no doubt that average Canadian consumers are feeling the cumulative effects of inflation in their

BY SIMONE J. SMITH Finally! Finished my shopping. I made my way up the aisle to check out. I was

BY SYDNEE WALCOTT When most people think about a boss, they’d usually think of an adult. However, children are proving