Ronnie Thwaites on the News http://www.go-jamaica.com/podcasts http://www.go-jamaica.com/podcasts/images/go-jamaicapodcast300x300.jpg http://www.go-jamaica.com/podcasts/ Go-Jamaica Podcasts 300 300 Gleaner Online Tue, 28 Aug 2006 10:00:00 EST en-us Copyright 2006 Gleaner Online Ronnie talks about the Gleaner's headline....wait is over- GSAT results ready.... Government worries about foreign exchange.... Sugar workers hold their breath for long overdue payments.... Government lends Air Jamaica $9 million.....Missing computers at Ministry of Justice. Ronnie also reviews the editorial, letters, columns, and cartoons of the day. Ronnie Thwaites 10:31 Wed, June 10 2009 8:00:00 EST Ronnie talks about the Gleaner's headline...wanted better student teachers - Education minister says poor quality of intake into training institutions contributes to weak education at primary schools. Graduation policy a waste of time....Five more cases of H1N1 cases identified....NCB salutes leaders in nation building.... Whitmore takes over from Barnes as national coach. Ronnie also reviews the editorial, letters, columns, and cartoons of the day. Ronnie Thwaites 10:29 Mon, June 8 2009 8:00:00 EST Ronnie talks about the Gleaner's headline...youth Believes- students from various high schools engaged in a breakfast meeting with the Governor General Dr Patrick Allen... Auto-theft investigation leads to arrest- four policemen arrested including an Assistant Superintendent.....Jamaica welcomes Cuba back into Organisation of American States (OAS).... Prostitution and buggery laws hampering HIV sexual health services-says Dr. Harvey. Ronnie also reviews the editorial, letters, columns and cartoons of the day. Ronnie Thwaites 10:36 Thu, June 4,2009 8:00:00 EST Ronnie broadcasts from the Bustamente Children’s hospital on this the World Day for Prevention of Child Abuse … Not the noose, parliamentarians propose lethal injections, electric chair as alternative to hanging … Do or die, Reggae Boyz must win to advance … Bishop TD Jakes’ conference to be a rallying cry for Jamaica … St James district of Tucker marooned … Hoteliers appeal for bailout loans … Pathologists are dead beat … Ronnie also reviews the cartoon, columnists, letters and editorial of the day … Ronnie Thwaites 09:40 Wed, November 19 2008 8:00:00 EST JTB execs quit, another government board loses its directors … Shields walks away from JCF … Tremendous buzz on Ian Flemming’s legacy and Jamaica’s role on the James Bond franchise … T.D. Jakes to visit in Jamaica … US Embassy’s visa website in operation tomorrow … Portia blasts PM for his criticism of Opposition’s flip-flopping on the crime bills … 30 per cent decrease in stop over trade expected for winter tourist season … Dunoon student stabbed to death over a cellphone … Candle light vigil at emancipation park on World Day for Prevention of Child Abuse … Ronnie also reviews the cartoon, columnists, letters and editorial of the day … Ronnie Thwaites 10:05 Tue, November 18 2008 8:00:00 EST Conference chaos, gunfire sparks stampede at National Arena. Samuda says “We will not yield to the hooligan elements.” … Bruce talks tough, sends strong message that criminality will not be tolerated. The presumption of innocence is not to be used as a firewall against law enforcement … Ronnie also reviews the cartoon, columnists, letters and editorial of the day … Ronnie Thwaites 10:54 Mon, November 17 2008 8:00:00 EST Bruce fires back, dismisses nepotism claims as scurrilous … Of politics and politricks … Commissioner of police admonishes pranksters … Elderly men sentenced for human trafficking … Reduction in food prices for Christmas will not materialize, because of the unexpected devaluation of the dollar … Fewer barrels for Christmas … Shields offered new contract … Death Penalty debate left hanging … PCJ board chairman fired … Increased attacks on women affecting the productivity of female workers … Ronnie also reviews the cartoon, columnists, letters and editorial of the day … Ronnie Thwaites 09:10 Wed, November 12 2008 8:00:00 EST Man of the Year, Bolt cops The Gleaner’s top award … PNP pressures the Prime Minister over the Hi-Del land controversy, Portia advises PM to come clear, come clean and tell the public the truth … Taxi drivers say increase in rape reports are choking their livelihood …Government defends it’s decision to exempt Information Ministry and other services from procurement guidelines … Ronnie also reviews the cartoon, columnists, letters and editorial of the day … Ronnie Thwaites 10:18 Tue, November 11 2008 8:00:00 EST