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England’s Harry Brook (centre) and batting partner Dan Lawrence run between the wickets as Pakistan’s Khurram Shahzad (right) looks on, on day three of the second Test match in London yesterday.
30 Aug, 2026 0

England extend lead to 357 against Pakistan

LONDON (AP): England extended their lead over Pakistan to 357 runs after reaching 177-7 at stumps on a rain-hit third day of the second Test at Lord’s, where only 24.5 overs were possible. England’s…
Thelma Lynn Robinson is moved to tears as she relates the struggles living in a cramped cornershop with her husband Mickey since Hurricane Melissa destroyed their home last October.
30 Aug, 2026 0

Elderly couple living in cramped cornershop

In the quiet rural district of Galloway, Westmoreland, Mickey Robinson diligently digs the foundation of the one-bedroom house he is rebuilding with the help of his son and grandson. Ten months has…
Petersfield High School security guard Joan Forbes Scarlett is unsure how her children’s back-to-school expenses will eb met for them to start school next week. Having lost their home to Hurricane Melissa, her family now lives in an unfinished abandoned
30 Aug, 2026 0

‘Mi nuh have it’

For a year, her voice has been the steady authority at the gates of Petersfield High School in Westmoreland, shouldering the job of keeping hundreds of students safe behind the institution’s walls.…
Accustomed to portraying formidable women, Nadean Rawlins admits there is a price attached to being perceived as one.
30 Aug, 2026 0

Possessed by her purpose - After years of opening doors for other J’can actors, Nadean Rawlins steps through one, landing biggest role of her career

WESTERN BUREAU: For years, Nadean Rawlins has been opening doors for other people. As producer, director, talent manager, and head of RAW Management, she has pushed Jamaican actors towards auditions,…
A roofless section of the Baxter’s Mountain Primary School in St Mary.
30 Aug, 2026 0

Back to school against the odds - Rural St Mary students face tough return amid flooding threat, outstanding repairs and parents struggling with costs

Daily schooling in the deep rural communities of Baxter’s Mountain and Pleasant Hill in St Mary involves more than books, pencils, uniforms and school supplies. It also requires the will to battle the…
The Bank of Jamaica.
30 Aug, 2026 0

Editorial | Bond market sent a warning

In the midst of the changing of the guard at the Bank of Jamaica (BOJ) and the reports on the performance of the local economy, something important happened recently in Jamaica’s bond market. The…
Orville Taylor
30 Aug, 2026 0

Orville Taylor | Jason Arday was you and we

Dead at age 41, a phenomenon, an enigma, a story of defying odds, breaking moulds and making history, Jason Arday had done, in his four decades of life, far more than the majority of academics have…
Students and staff at Aberdeen High School in Aberdeen, St Elizabeth, advance reconstruction of the institution’s tuck shop, which was decimated by Hurricane Melissa.
30 Aug, 2026 0

Christopher Burgess | Reconstruction accountability: Public participation and the press

In around eight weeks, it will be a year since Hurricane Melissa hit Jamaica, and the public still does not have a clear picture of the reconstruction programme. We’re also four months into the 2026…
Music producer and music video director Dameon Gayle told ‘The Sunday Gleaner’: “What dawned on me going through the situation is that if I don’t take care of stuff now, who is going to take care of it when I am gone.”
30 Aug, 2026 0

Producer and director Dameon Gayle making documentary about experiences in the music business

Having learnt various lessons in the music industry, Dameon Gayle wants to give a voice to colleagues facing challenges. The music producer and recording artiste, who is currently disputing the…