Look to Jamaica By Clayton Goodwin Standing down in the face of shameless opportunismHas a noble history The sound sense of the major political parties – Labour, Conservatives, Liberal Democrats, Greens – in not playing along with Nigel Farage’s coup de theatre in staging a by-election in Clacton, the constituency of which he was the […]
By Clayton Goodwin A lot that has happened for the good to me in life has come about by attending beauty contests. In February 1964, I accompanied a friend who was a contestant in such an event at Camberwell Baths in south-east London, and, while there, I was introduced to the chairman of the judging
By Clayton Goodwin Ashena Green, the reigning Miss Caribbean & Commonwealth, has arrived in Ghana for a scheduled programme of meetings, charity and promotional appearances, and, of course, the opportunity to experience the country’s social, cultural and natural life. The welcome at the airport was led by Miss International Africa. Before her return on 14th
Viv Parsons of the Afewee Club in Brixton settled the account of the England Lionesses football team by going to Spain and defeating the home country’s representative, Naraya Arroyo, in the final of the featherweight division of the international Enrique Rodriguez Cal Memorial Tournament at Palencia. After the winner was presented with the Gold Medal
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A view by Clayton Goodwin Arif Ali, publisher, founder and guiding-light of many publications, secured my own career in journalism. By that I do not mean that he was there at the beginning, or even provided encouragement for my early stumbling steps (it was too early for that), but his faith and commission at a
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