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11 Dec, 2025
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An artful Christmas from Olympia Gallery
Olympia Gallery, at 202 Old Hope Road, Kingston 6, is one of Jamaica’s best-known art spaces, with works always on sale. The gallery is housed in a distinctive building designed by Jamaican engineer,…
11 Dec, 2025
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Audrey Stewart-Hinchcliffe | After Hurricane Melissa: Environmental impact on public health and safety
After the hurricane, the environment is impacted by flooding, erosion, and contamination from sewage, dead animals, debris, agricultural waste and chemical substances. The effect is already being…
11 Dec, 2025
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Letter of the Day | Caribbean Cassandra Complex – failure or not ?
THE EDITOR, Madam: Cassandra, the Greek myth of a woman cursed to tell truths that no one believes, must resonate throughout the islands of the Caribbean. A United Nations Development Programme…
11 Dec, 2025
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Seya Wilson | Hurricane Melissa and the climate future we cannot ignore
Hurricanes of Melissa’s intensity are not meant to appear with such frequency, nor develop such destructive force just moments before landfall. Yet here we are, facing the climate reality scientists…
11 Dec, 2025
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Mystic Thai team launches Mezza Luna Mediterranean restaurant
The Kingston and St Andrew dining scene welcomed a new restaurant this week as Mezza Luna opened its doors on Tuesday. This restaurant introduces locals to an exciting array of Mediterranean fusion…
11 Dec, 2025
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What rule of law is being celebrated?
JLP hails ‘victory for rule of law’ after court rejects election challenge by Paul Buchanan THE EDITOR, Madam: Regarding the above captioned article in your publication, when judges make…
11 Dec, 2025
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SSP Diaries | Setting the stage for global destruction – Part 1
IN TODAY’S world many of us are losing sight of the fact that modern conflicts have negative impacts upon our own well-being and make it even more difficult for small island developing states to…
11 Dec, 2025
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Hurricane Melissa struck at Jamaica’s history
THE EDITOR, Madam: Hurricane Melissa, which made landfall in Jamaica on October 28, will be studied for years to come. Its path and behaviour were anything but typical, and, although it swept across…