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21 Jan, 2026
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Jamaica Women finally win one
KINGSTOWN, St Vincent (CMC): A disciplined bowling effort followed by a composed chase led by veteran Stafanie Taylor saw Jamaica Women pick up their first win in the T20 Blaze, defeating Windward…
21 Jan, 2026
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‘The journey was never going to be easy’
CARDIFF, Wales (CMC): In a story of heritage, resilience, and sporting rebirth, former Great Britain bobsleigh star Mica Moore will race onto the Olympic stage next month, wearing the colours of…
21 Jan, 2026
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Tovili’s Fuller torn over Mount Pleasant move
Tivoli Gardens star forward Nickalia Fuller is apparently torn between his loyalty to hometown club Tivoli Gardens FC and the financial lure of Mount Pleasant Football Academy. Tivoli, it is…
21 Jan, 2026
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Jumping for joy
Very few people from the rural community of Epping Forest, Old England, in Manchester matriculate to university, and even fewer complete their journey, says Denvor Green. So when he walked across the…
21 Jan, 2026
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Collisions in Personal Financial Planning
Collisions in personal financial planning occur when competing priorities or circumstances force difficult trade offs in the allocation of resources. They can, however, be reduced by paying careful…
21 Jan, 2026
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Jamaican confidence shaken by Hurricane Melissa
Consumer and business confidence in Jamaica tumbled in the fourth quarter of 2025 due to the impact of Hurricane Melissa last October which erased gains from an election-year rally earlier in the…
21 Jan, 2026
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Hurricane Melissa brakes profit trend at Knutsford Express
Knutsford Express Services posted a quarterly loss after Hurricane Melissa forced the Jamaican transport company to shut routes for up to “two weeks”, cutting revenue and erasing profits from a year…
21 Jan, 2026
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Disrupting the scroll
AP: It’s simple to accidentally become entranced by an endless loop of videos on Instagram or TikTok. But sometimes, that mindless scroll is interrupted by a reminder that what you thought was a…
21 Jan, 2026
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Jamaican workers left with 4.0 per cent of salary after core expenses, says new survey
Jamaican workers are scraping by as salaries barely cover living costs, according to a new regional survey conducted by human resource (HR) professionals. The survey, which covers 20 Caribbean…