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09 Jul, 2026 0

Lance Neita | Lest We Forget Marcus Garvey

The month of June passed without much, if any, homage being paid to our first National Hero, Marcus Garvey. The month is significant because Garvey died on June 10, 1940, and suitable acknowledgment…
09 Jul, 2026 0

SSP Diaries | A dark side to sports and politics

The 2026 World Cup has not yet finished, but its first round has concluded. On Friday last, Spain sent their opponents crashing out of the event with a 1–0 victory over Uruguay, one of the few nations…
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08 Jul, 2026 0

Editorial | A red card for Infantino

For subscribers to that kind of cosmic philosophy, Belgium’s 4-1 thrashing of the United States on Monday night in their round-of-16 clash at the FIFA World Cup may have seemed like expected karma. …
08 Jul, 2026 0

Norris R. McDonald | ‘Dead money’ or prosperity? - Put Jamaica’s wealth to work

In 1995, Prime Minister P. J. Patterson ended Jamaica’s long relationship with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), setting the country on a more independent economic path. It was a historic…
08 Jul, 2026 0

Elizabeth Morgan | The US Constitution’s ideals and US reality

On Saturday, July 4, 2026 the USA celebrated its 250th anniversary of independence. There was at least one article in this newspaper reflecting on the ideals of the US Constitution and the example…
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07 Jul, 2026 0

Editorial | AI policy for schools

The finding by researchers at the University of Technology (UTech) that practically all of Jamaica’s tertiary and secondary students use artificial intelligence (AI) technologies in their studies…
07 Jul, 2026 0

Tiou Clarke | Who audits the AI algorithm?

A quiet crisis of accountability is unfolding across corporate landscapes as companies outsource core business logic to automation. Algorithms now vet resumes, process credit lines, and interface with…
07 Jul, 2026 0

Michael Abrahams | Nuff respect, Cape Verde

Did you know about Cape Verde before this year’s FIFA World Cup? If you did not, you are in the majority. Now, thanks to the extraordinary run of the nation’s football team, the Blue Sharks, at the…
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06 Jul, 2026 0

Editorial | Nonsense graduations

Apart from a whinge over the schools’ alleged exploitative pricing of the affairs, a more substantive contribution by Stewart Jacobs and his National Parent-Teacher Association of Jamaica (NPTAJ)…