No Tribunal ruling: JMDA announces 24-hour disruption
· Irie FM · 6h ago
TALL TASK!
· Jamaica Observer · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaObserver.com
‘Is this the end?’
MADRID (AP): Cristiano Ronaldo’s abrupt decision to leave Portugal’s training camp after an apparent rift with coach Jorge Jesus has left many wondering about his future in international…
· Jamaica Gleaner - sports · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
‘Is this the end?’
MADRID (AP): Cristiano Ronaldo’s abrupt decision to leave Portugal’s training camp after an apparent rift with coach Jorge Jesus has left many wondering about his future in international…
· Jamaica Gleaner - sports · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
JC makes changes ahead of Hugo Chambers 5K
They asked for it! So the track and field aficionados at Jamaica College (JC) have responded by reinstituting the one-mile race for the youngest of the teenage competitors who will be participating…
· Jamaica Gleaner - sports · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Father-son clash in Walker Cup
IT IS not often that family members find themselves coaching opposing teams in football. But when Saturday’s ISSA Walker Cup KO football match between Mona High and Vauxhall High kicks off, it will…
· Jamaica Gleaner - sports · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Ruddock confessed to killing Gardner, says police witness
“A mi kill Taneka. Mi nah go tell yuh nuh lie, and mi a go tell yuh everything weh happen.” Those were the words murder accused Andre Ruddock allegedly told a detective constable after being…
· Jamaica Gleaner - news · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Lacovia, Black River in decisive clash
LACOVIA High will be aiming to end a nine-year wait for an Inter-Secondary Schools Sports Association (ISSA) daCosta Cup interzone appearance when they face Black River High in a crucial clash at…
· Jamaica Gleaner - sports · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Bennett backs Reid for bigger things
Veteran local coach Corey Bennett has expressed satisfaction with sprinter Alana Reid’s performance in the just concluded season and expects the Commonwealth Games 200m bronze medallist to continue…
· Jamaica Gleaner - sports · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Beach stays open
A judge has granted an injunction giving the public unrestricted access to Little Dunn’s River Beach in Ocho Rios, St Ann, until a lawsuit over access to the popular recreational area is decided…
· Jamaica Gleaner - news · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Beach stays open - Court grants injunction preserving public access at Little Dunn’s River until lawsuit decision; UDC signals intent to appeal
A judge has granted an injunction giving the public unrestricted access to Little Dunn’s River Beach in Ocho Rios, St Ann, until a lawsuit over access to the popular recreational area is decided…
· Jamaica Gleaner - news · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Andre Thu shines with honourable mention at Math Olympiad in Mexico
WESTERN BUREAU: Fourteen-year-old Grade 10 Cornwall College student Andre Thu has always focused on academic excellence, particularly in mathematics, and that focus recently resulted in him receiving…
· Jamaica Gleaner - news · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Boyz chase vital points
The Reggae Boyz will have to regroup quickly when they face off against El Salvador in tonight’s Concacaf Nations League clash, with interim head coach Rudolph Speid forced to reshape his squad…
· Jamaica Gleaner - sports · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Boyz chase vital points
The Reggae Boyz will have to regroup quickly when they face off against El Salvador in tonight’s Concacaf Nations League clash, with interim head coach Rudolph Speid forced to reshape his squad…
· Jamaica Gleaner - sports · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Stakeholder weighs in as CWI tackles financial strain
SPORTS MEDICINE specialist Dr Akshai Mansingh has laid blame at cricket’s world governing body the International Cricket Council (ICC) for teams, such as the West Indies experiencing tough…
· Jamaica Gleaner - sports · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Guilty as charged
WESTERN BUREAU: Doujon Griffiths, who was on trial in the United States (US) for the murder of fellow Montegonian Massania Malcolm and her one-year-old daughter, Jordania Reid, was found guilty…
· Jamaica Gleaner - news · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
No handshakes likely as India set up cricket final against Pakistan
NAGOYA, Japan (AP): Cricket heavyweights India and Pakistan will meet in the Asian Games gold medal match after winning their semi-finals yesterday. Pakistan beat Bangladesh by six wickets in a match…
· Jamaica Gleaner - sports · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Doctors demand timeline for IDT ruling
The Jamaica Medical Doctors Association (JMDA) is calling for the Industrial Disputes Tribunal (IDT) to provide a timeline for delivering its ruling in the longstanding dispute between doctors and…
· Jamaica Gleaner - news · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
JSE summary
In Thursday’s trading session the following reflects the movement of the JSE Indices: - The JSE Combined Index declined by 917.78 points ( 0.23 %) to close at 389,778.01 points and the volume…
· Jamaica Gleaner - business · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Creole-French feud roils Guadeloupe
SAN JUAN (AP): A language feud has erupted on the French Caribbean island of Guadeloupe, fanning deep resentments over colonialism and perceived racism and classism. The island’s prefect, Thierry…
· Jamaica Gleaner - news · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
JCPD wants people with disabilities to become players in agric sector
Western Bureau: Racquel Artwell, the manager of policy, research and policy management at the Jamaica Council for Persons with Disabilities (JCPD), is calling for people with disabilities to be…
· Jamaica Gleaner - news · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Island faces record electric rate as demand, costs increase
SAN JUAN (AP): A record electric rate went into effect yesterday in Puerto Rico as outages persist and the US territory’s power grid continues to crumble. A residential customer that consumes 800…
· Jamaica Gleaner - news · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Editorial | The Kamla-Delcy rapprochement
The recent meeting on the margins of the UN General Assembly between Venezuela’s Delcy Rodriguez and Trinidad and Tobago’s Kamla Persad-Bissessar is good for their countries. It is also positive…
· Jamaica Gleaner - cleisure · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Editorial | The Kamla-Delcy rapprochement
The recent meeting on the margins of the UN General Assembly between Venezuela’s Delcy Rodriguez and Trinidad and Tobago’s Kamla Persad-Bissessar is good for their countries. It is also positive…
· Jamaica Gleaner - cleisure · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Alleyne: We never doubted we would win ODI series
HARARE, Zimbabwe (CMC): West Indies Women’s all-rounder Aaliyah Alleyne has maintained that the team was always confident of winning their One Day International series against Zimbabwe despite…
· Jamaica Gleaner - sports · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
5 Questions with Quada
A youngster with a deep passion for music and a determination to be heard is how associates describe Shacquelle Clarke, better known as Quada, a name he says stands for: Quite Unusual Applicable…
· Jamaica Gleaner - ent · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Rampaul bemoans below-par bowling performance in second ODI
GUWAHATI, India (CMC): West Indies bowling coach Ravi Rampaul has described the team’s bowling performance in the second ODI against India as below par, explaining that they failed to execute their…
· Jamaica Gleaner - sports · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
CWI endorses investment call
ST JOHN’S, Antigua (CMC): Cricket West Indies (CWI) has welcomed Prime Minister of Barbados Mia Amor Mottley’s call for greater investment in cricket and her commitment to the development of a…
· Jamaica Gleaner - sports · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Ex-cop who killed St Lucian in apartment granted parole
A white Dallas police officer convicted of killing a black man in his apartment that she mistook for her own was granted parole yesterday after serving seven years of her 10-year sentence. The Texas…
· Jamaica Gleaner - news · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Papa Michigan travels ‘So Many Roads’
Papa Michigan was one of the special guests at I-Nation’s weekly Monday night live concert in downtown Kingston, and, days after, persons are still talking about his performance. He not only…
· Jamaica Gleaner - ent · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Tips for getting a authentic, professional headshot
Headshots used on social media profiles, business websites and in other career contexts are like virtual handshakes, often introducing people to potential employers, collaborators or audiences long…
· Jamaica Gleaner - lifestyle · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Centuries-old Japanese art of ikebana draws those seeking calm
TOKYO (AP): Ikebana, the Japanese art of arranging flowers, is a form of expression that dates back more than 500 years. It continues to blossom, quietly, not only with traditionalists, but also with…
· Jamaica Gleaner - lifestyle · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Hurricane Melissa’s real lesson – It could hit again
The day after Hurricane Melissa passed, many Jamaicans walked outside to find a different world. The roofs of their houses were gone. Trees lay across roads. Businesses were shuttered. Some families…
· Jamaica Gleaner - business · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Hurricane Melissa’s real lesson – It could hit again
The day after Hurricane Melissa passed, many Jamaicans walked outside to find a different world. The roofs of their houses were gone. Trees lay across roads. Businesses were shuttered. Some families…
· Jamaica Gleaner - business · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Hurricane Melissa’s real lesson – It could hit again
The day after Hurricane Melissa passed, many Jamaicans walked outside to find a different world. The roofs of their houses were gone. Trees lay across roads. Businesses were shuttered. Some families…
· Jamaica Gleaner - business · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
PriceSmart opens MoBay club with US$28m investment
PriceSmart has opened its first warehouse club in western Jamaica, investing more than US$28 million in a new Montego Bay location that is expected to create 182 jobs and further expand the…
· Jamaica Gleaner - news · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Sygnus co-founder Ike Johnson to step down as COO
Sygnus Capital Group Ltd says co-founder Dr Ike Johnson will leave his post as executive vice-president and chief operating officer (COO) on December 31, ending a decade in the senior ranks of the…
· Jamaica Gleaner - business · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Sygnus co-founder Ike Johnson to step down as COO
Sygnus Capital Group Ltd says co-founder Dr Ike Johnson will leave his post as executive vice-president and chief operating officer (COO) on December 31, ending a decade in the senior ranks of the…
· Jamaica Gleaner - business · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Sygnus co-founder Ike Johnson to step down as COO
Sygnus Capital Group Ltd says co-founder Dr Ike Johnson will leave his post as executive vice-president and chief operating officer (COO) on December 31, ending a decade in the senior ranks of the…
· Jamaica Gleaner - business · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Naomi Campbell’s five-year charity trustee ban overturned
LONDON (AP): Supermodel Naomi Campbell won a legal challenge Thursday to overturn a five-year ban on serving as a charity trustee in England and Wales that she said had “hurt deeply”. A…
· Jamaica Gleaner - lifestyle · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
JMMB Group watching interest rates hikes, adds that Guyana market difficult to enter
Large financial provider JMMB Group Ltd said it is closely monitoring US interest rates and Middle East tensions, while flagging the Guyanese market as difficult to enter. “It’s a little volatile…
· Jamaica Gleaner - business · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
JMMB Group watching interest rates hikes, adds that Guyana market difficult to enter
Large financial provider JMMB Group Ltd said it is closely monitoring US interest rates and Middle East tensions, while flagging the Guyanese market as difficult to enter. “It’s a little volatile…
· Jamaica Gleaner - business · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
JMMB Group watching interest rates hikes, adds that Guyana market difficult to enter
Large financial provider JMMB Group Ltd said it is closely monitoring US interest rates and Middle East tensions, while flagging the Guyanese market as difficult to enter. “It’s a little volatile…
· Jamaica Gleaner - business · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Payoneer renews Etsy deal, but most Jamaican sellers remain shut out
Payoneer, the cross-border payments company many Jamaicans use to collect overseas earnings, has renewed its partnership with global marketplace Etsy through to 2029. The renewal continues Payoneer…
· Jamaica Gleaner - business · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Payoneer renews Etsy deal, but most Jamaican sellers remain shut out
Payoneer, the cross-border payments company many Jamaicans use to collect overseas earnings, has renewed its partnership with global marketplace Etsy through to 2029. The renewal continues Payoneer…
· Jamaica Gleaner - business · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Payoneer renews Etsy deal, but most Jamaican sellers remain shut out
Payoneer, the cross-border payments company many Jamaicans use to collect overseas earnings, has renewed its partnership with global marketplace Etsy through to 2029. The renewal continues Payoneer…
· Jamaica Gleaner - business · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Kintyre seeks additional US$500,000 to fund growth
Kintyre Holdings, the Junior Market company, aims to raise US$500,000 in private equity funding to finance operations. Earning nearly three-quarters of a billion dollars in profit over six months has…
· Jamaica Gleaner - business · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Kintyre seeks additional US$500,000 to fund growth
Kintyre Holdings, the Junior Market company, aims to raise US$500,000 in private equity funding to finance operations. Earning nearly three-quarters of a billion dollars in profit over six months has…
· Jamaica Gleaner - business · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Kintyre seeks additional US$500,000 to fund growth
Kintyre Holdings, the Junior Market company, aims to raise US$500,000 in private equity funding to finance operations. Earning nearly three-quarters of a billion dollars in profit over six months has…
· Jamaica Gleaner - business · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Movie Review | ‘Verity’ puts Hathaway, Johnson and Hartnett in Colleen Hoover thriller
AP: In Verity, it’s hard to know who to trust. There’s Anne Hathaway’s titular character, a wildly popular novelist who is unable to speak or move after a car accident, but whose secret…
· Jamaica Gleaner - ent · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Pandora opens $150-million Vietnam jewellery factory powered by renewable energy
Danish jewellery company Pandora has opened the world’s largest fine-jewellery crafting facility in Vietnam, a US$150-million factory powered entirely by renewable electricity and using 100 per…
· Jamaica Gleaner - business · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Pandora opens $150-million Vietnam jewellery factory powered by renewable energy
Danish jewellery company Pandora has opened the world’s largest fine-jewellery crafting facility in Vietnam, a US$150-million factory powered entirely by renewable electricity and using 100 per…
· Jamaica Gleaner - business · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Pandora opens $150-million Vietnam jewellery factory powered by renewable energy
Danish jewellery company Pandora has opened the world’s largest fine-jewellery crafting facility in Vietnam, a US$150-million factory powered entirely by renewable electricity and using 100 per…
· Jamaica Gleaner - business · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Kristen Gyles | Who wrote the SBA?
I have had the privilege of not only performing School-Based Assessments (SBAs) for subjects I sat at the CSEC level, but also marking SBAs for students sitting CSEC exams. In my days sitting CSEC…
· Jamaica Gleaner - cleisure · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Fesco opening more stations
Future Energy Source Company Ltd (FESCO) plans to open two more dealer-owned service stations this year, which would take its network to 26 islandwide. The expansion follows record sales and rising…
· Jamaica Gleaner - business · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Kristen Gyles | Who wrote the SBA?
I have had the privilege of not only performing School-Based Assessments (SBAs) for subjects I sat at the CSEC level, but also marking SBAs for students sitting CSEC exams. In my days sitting CSEC…
· Jamaica Gleaner - cleisure · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Fesco opening more stations
Future Energy Source Company Ltd (FESCO) plans to open two more dealer-owned service stations this year, which would take its network to 26 islandwide. The expansion follows record sales and rising…
· Jamaica Gleaner - business · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Fesco opening more stations
Future Energy Source Company Ltd (FESCO) plans to open two more dealer-owned service stations this year, which would take its network to 26 islandwide. The expansion follows record sales and rising…
· Jamaica Gleaner - business · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Peter Espeut | A mighty tree has fallen
A few weeks ago, I lost a good friend. Baptist minister the Rev Dr Neville George Callam passed away on August 15 while on a visit to the United States. At his funeral last week, many said he will be…
· Jamaica Gleaner - cleisure · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Peter Espeut | A mighty tree has fallen
A few weeks ago, I lost a good friend. Baptist minister the Rev Dr Neville George Callam passed away on August 15 while on a visit to the United States. At his funeral last week, many said he will be…
· Jamaica Gleaner - cleisure · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Readers’ reactions
Jamaica has a salary problem, but we keep calling it a cost-of-living problem This is true enuh, the wages paid to Jamaicans are abysmal compared to the cost of living. - @unbrash Only someone…
· Jamaica Gleaner - letters · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Letter of the Day | Beware of the invisible camera!
THE EDITOR, Madam: Wearable cameras or smart glasses are rapidly moving from novelty to normality. Smart glasses can take photographs, record conversations, and interpret what the wearer sees.
· Jamaica Gleaner - letters · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Something Extra | Friday
Those who dared to follow the Touch of Red theme created quite a splash at the Hennessy Made for More experience. Held at the S Hotel Kingston on Tuesday night, guests gathered poolside to indulge in…
· Jamaica Gleaner - lifestyle · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
JUTA urges freeze on new tourism transport licences
Western Bureau: JUTA Montego Bay is calling for an immediate freeze on new tourism ground transportation licences and related work permits, warning that Jamaican-owned operators are being squeezed…
· Jamaica Gleaner - news · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
JEP Group donates $800,000 to support Holywell upgrades
Jamaica Energy Partners (JEP) Group has donated $800,000 to the Jamaica Conservation and Development Trust (JCDT) to support upgrades at Holywell Recreational Park, extending a partnership in…
· Jamaica Gleaner - news · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
PNP says Bell’s failure to recuse himself breached good governance standards
The People’s National Party (PNP) has accepted the Integrity Commission’s finding that Councillor Ian Bell breached conflict-of-interest and good-governance standards by failing to recuse himself…
· Jamaica Gleaner - news · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
New MPs sound alarm over state of hurricane recovery
Three first-time parliamentarians used their maiden presentations during the State of the Constituency Debate in the House of Representatives on Tuesday to highlight the vastly varying regional…
· Jamaica Gleaner - news · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Green wants regional framework to move agricultural labour across borders
WESTERN BUREAU: Agriculture Minister Floyd Green is calling for a regional framework to allow farm workers across the Caribbean to move between countries as governments struggle to attract young…
· Jamaica Gleaner - news · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
IGCAT’s founder wants farmers to capitalise on region’s multibillion-dollar festival calendar
WESTERN BUREAU: Nneka Nurse, founder and CEO of Bestdressedplate and Global Expert for the Caribbean International Institute of Gastronomy, Culture, Arts and Tourism (IGCAT), says the region’s…
· Jamaica Gleaner - news · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Vivé creates space for women to move, connect and recharge
For many ambitious women, the calendar is filled with meetings, deadlines, family responsibilities and endless to-do lists, but finding time for themselves can prove far more difficult. Anika Lake…
· Jamaica Gleaner - lifestyle · 8h ago
Provided by JamaicaGleaner.com
Nike plans job cuts as it forecasts lower sales
NEW YORK, United States (AFP) — Nike plans to cut an undetermined number of jobs and establish a new campus in India as it seeks to accelerate a turnaround following another downcast quarter. The…
· Jamaica Observer · 10h ago
Provided by JamaicaObserver.com
Supplies4Students delivers textbooks to 19 hurricane-affected students in western Jamaica
WESTMORELAND, Jamaica — For 19 students in western Jamaica, returning to the classroom after Hurricane Melissa has become a little easier, thanks to a student-led initiative that raised almost…
· Jamaica Observer · 11h ago
Provided by JamaicaObserver.com
Four-member crew docks at International Space Station
CAPE CANAVERAL, United States (AFP) —Four new crew members for the International Space Station docked Thursday at the orbiting laboratory where they will stay for approximately six months. The…
· Jamaica Observer · 11h ago
Provided by JamaicaObserver.com
Survey: Nearly half of Jamaica’s squatter settlements on state land
· Nationwide 90FM · 12h ago
Russell open to Grand Slam Track return
· Nationwide 90FM · 12h ago
Portugal cruise past Denmark 4-2
· Nationwide 90FM · 12h ago
Wanderers Stadium to host 2027 ODI World Cup final
· Nationwide 90FM · 12h ago
Fi We Children calls for anti-bullying legislation amid concerns over student safety at Kingston College
KINGSTON, Jamaica — Fi We Children Foundation (FWCF) is calling on the Government to enact comprehensive anti-bullying legislation, noting that the absence of a dedicated legislative framework…
· Jamaica Observer · 12h ago
Provided by JamaicaObserver.com
Jamaica records lowest third-quarter murder tally in 30 years
· Nationwide 90FM · 12h ago
Masicka announces Forever1NE Music Festival for Portmore
KINGSTON, Jamaica — Dancehall artiste Masicka is set to stage his first headline show in his hometown of Portmore with the inaugural Forever1NE Music Festival at Caymanas Park on December 19. The…
· Jamaica Observer · 12h ago
Provided by JamaicaObserver.com
Taxi operator charged with abduction, rape of 10-y-o girl remanded
CLARENDON, Jamaica— Damion Beckford, the 37-year-old Clarendon taxi operator charged with the September 8 rape and abduction of a 10-year-old girl in May Pen, was remanded today when he appeared in…
· Jamaica Observer · 13h ago
Provided by JamaicaObserver.com
Analysts: Govt’s post-Melissa response falls short in engaging victims
· Nationwide 90FM · 13h ago
How Dis Mek: Supligen
After 50 years on the market, the delicious, creamy drink that ‘boosts you up’ is a household name in Jamaica. Supligen is enjoyed by all generations of Jamaicans. However, what is unknown to…
· Jamaica Observer · 13h ago
Provided by JamaicaObserver.com
Association of Government Medical Consultants members prepared to assist if doctors strike
· Irie FM · 13h ago
JTA President-elect injured in car crash
· Nationwide 90FM · 13h ago
Citizens express mixed reactions to warning of possible disruption to public health services from JMDA
· Irie FM · 13h ago
JMDA presses IDT for timeline for award in overtime dispute
· Nationwide 90FM · 14h ago
JTA President-elect among three injured in motor vehicle crash in Duncans, Trelawny
· Irie FM · 14h ago
PSOJ hails “landmark” Sandals-Royal Caribbean partnership
· Nationwide 90FM · 14h ago
Revised Environmental Protection Levy now in effect
· Nationwide 90FM · 14h ago
JTA president-elect rushed to hospital following two- vehicle crash in Trelawny
TRELAWNY, Jamaica — President-elect of the Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA), Dr Maureen Mullings-Nelson, was rushed to hospital on Thursday afternoon after sustaining multiple injuries in a…
· Jamaica Observer · 14h ago
Provided by JamaicaObserver.com
One of three wanted in financial crimes case charged
· Nationwide 90FM · 14h ago
JTA concerned about lack of water supply in schools amid drought
· Nationwide 90FM · 14h ago
Antigua & Barbuda parliament approves legislation for stronger sexual offences
· Nationwide 90FM · 14h ago
Trump threatens Iran amid flight attack probe
· Nationwide 90FM · 14h ago
Health Ministry assures emergency and essential health services remain available, amid threat of disruption by doctors
· Irie FM · 14h ago
Grand Welcome for Gold Medallist and Team Members to WorldSkills Competition
Jamaica’s WorldSkills Shanghai 2026 optoelectronic technology gold medallist, Brandon Brown, and the rest of the island’s team to the 48th WorldSkills Competition received a grand welcome when…
· Jamaica Information Service · 15h ago
Jamaica Information Service
RADA Providing Targeted Support to Livestock Farmers
The Rural Agricultural Development Authority (RADA) is providing targeted support to livestock farmers to help them manage the effects of high heat and humidity on their animals and prepare ahead…
· Jamaica Information Service · 15h ago
Jamaica Information Service
MAJ Fostering the Development of Jamaica’s Shipping Industry
Director General of the Maritime Authority of Jamaica (MAJ), Bertrand Smith, has highlighted the importance of translating international maritime commitments into tangible outcomes that strengthen…
· Jamaica Information Service · 15h ago
Jamaica Information Service
USF Hands Over Computers to Paul Bogle VTI
The Universal Service Fund (USF) has provided 30 desktop computers, a Starlink unit and a printer, valued at approximately $9 million, to the Paul Bogle Vocational Training Institute (VTI) in […]
· Jamaica Information Service · 15h ago
Jamaica Information Service
Water Ministry to Distribute 5,000 Storage Tanks Over Next Three Months
The Ministry of Water, Environment and Climate Change has activated emergency procurement procedures to acquire and distribute 5,000 black water-storage tanks across Jamaica over the next three…
· Jamaica Information Service · 15h ago
Jamaica Information Service