Ian Allenn: Staff Photographer
Cars try to negotiate this badly-damaged road in Lime Hall, St. Ann, last week. Heavy rains in St. Ann and St. Mary caused flooding and damage to several roads. |
Junior Dowie / Staff Photographer
Dr Barbara Carby Dir Gen ODPEM left in discussion with Her Excellency Rheima Hall wife of the GG centre and Hermione McKenzie Pres Associationof Womens Organizations in Jamaica |
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Prime Minister P.J. Patterson (left) views a bamboo sketch of Vale Royal presented to him by president of Nova Scotia Jamaica, William Clarke. |
Norman Grindley /Deputy Chief Photographer
Children of Hydel school in Ferry St. Catherine in a sombre mood during a memoral service for six year-old Levonna Gordon who was brutally slain by gunmen last week. |
Rudolph Brown/Chief Photographer
Minister, Phillip Paulwell chat with Anthony Haynes , general manager, Caribbean Cement Company after a press briefing on the import regime for cement at the Ministy office- PCJ Building on Wednesday, March 8-2006. |
Ricardo Makyn/Staff Photographer.
Students and residents of surrounding Communities along Mountain View Avenue participate in the Peace March from the National Stadium to the Kinsgton Waterfront on Peace Day Tuesday 7.3.2006. |
Rudolph Brown: Chief Photographer
Prime Minister-designate Portia Simpson Miller in a tete-a-tete with Finance Minister Dr. Omar Davies in Parliament on Tuesday, February 28. Political pundits predict that Dr. Davies will retain his portfolio in a Cabinet which will be sworn in on March 31. |
Rudolph Brown: Chief Photographer
Everton Flemming, father of 15-year-old Jordano Flemming, the Mona High School student who was stabbed to death at Bougainvilla Avenue, St. Andrew, while on his way from a church function wiath a friend on Saturday, March 4. |
Ricardo Makyn: Staff Photographer
Students of Jessie Ripoll Primary School in Kingston take notes in class yesterday as they get ready for GSAT examinations later this month. |
Norman Grindley: Deputy Chief Photographer
Francene Thelwell (left), manager of Information and Corporate affairs at the Petroleum Corporation of Jamaica (PCJ), presents the winning throphy to Christina Naylor of Biship Gibson High School. |
Photo by Norman Grindley: Deputy Chief Photographer
A severley eroded section of June Flower Drive in the community of Hamilton Gardens in Gregory Park St. Catherin. |
