In the late 1990s, then Opposition Spokesman on Finance Audley Shaw made the revelation that the head of the National Investment Bank of Jamaica was paid an annual salary of J$7 million, setting in motion the now-infamous 'Fat Cat' salary scandal.

Against the background of the 1986 tax reforms published last week, I will now examine the current reform proposals.

Recently on Twitter, one of my followers, in despair and frustration at his malfunctioning Internet connection, wrote: "My Internet moving like a b-yman [gay]."

Prior to, and since, the influx of large and multinational hotels into the Jamaican economy in 2001, a significant number of small hotels have gone out of business.

An open letter to my member of parliament, Julian Robinson (no relation):Dear Julian,Although I didn't vote for you (or for anyone else) in the recent general election, the bad news for you is enough voters did that you're now my MP.

" ... The genetic theory of homosexuality has been generally discarded today."