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June 8, 2026
by Ainsley Walters
June 8, 2026
by Lennox Aldred
Cricket is back in Jamaica, but where are the fans?
If you ask the average person if they knew international cricket was back in Jamaica, they may tell you that they weren’t aware.
After a long, painful absence, international cricket is back on…
June 8, 2026
by Robert Bailey
Calamitous times for Patrick - Veteran coach loses St Catherine High role weeks after parting with Racing United
Veteran local coach Anthony Patrick says he is no longer the head coach of St Catherine High School after he was given marching orders by the institution last Wednesday.
Patrick, who has been at St…
June 7, 2026
Briefs
Three HEART courses go online in CARICOM initiative
The HEART/NSTA Trust has digitised three level two courses under a CARICOM-led pilot to standardise technical and vocational education and training…
June 7, 2026
Golding family earnings dip by more than $30m in 2024, IC report shows
The Integrity Commission (IC) has published a summary of the income, assets and liabilities of Opposition Leader Mark Golding, his spouse and children for 2024 in today’s edition of The Sunday…
June 7, 2026
by Livern Barrett
JDF urges patience as probe begins into Up Park Camp barracks fire
The barracks building that was razed on Friday at Up Park Camp, the headquarters of the Jamaican military, was flagged by soldiers as a serious fire hazard, sources have revealed.
However, the…
June 7, 2026
by Livern Barrett
BLACKOUT UNCERTAINTY - National outage raises questions about grid resilience, officials still without answers
Government officials and the top executive at Jamaica’s electricity distribution monopoly were still stumped yesterday as to why a series of “significant lightning activities” near critical power…
June 7, 2026
by Corey Robinson
Gone without a trace - At least 40 elderly persons reported missing to police since January
Winston Watson knows the communities between Negril, Westmoreland, and Montego Bay, St James, better than he ever wanted to.
For more than two weeks, he and his relatives have criss-crossed western…
June 7, 2026
by Janet Silvera
Heart disease still among Jamaica's biggest killers, warns cardiologist
WESTERN BUREAU:
Heart disease remains one of Jamaica's leading causes of death, and many of its victims may not realize they are at risk until it is too late.
That is the warning from…