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25 Jun, 2026
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Sygnus marks decade with foundation launch and $16m school rebuild
Investment firm Sygnus has marked its 10th anniversary by launching the Sygnus Foundation and completing a $16-million roof restoration at Barbary Hall Primary and Infant School in St Elizabeth.
25 Jun, 2026
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Hello Mi Neighbour | Why following your heart isn’t enough
What are you doing presently? Yes, reading this article. But what are you doing at this juncture in your life? Doing something you would rather not be doing because of something you did — or did not…
25 Jun, 2026
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Teen among two charged for deadly Quarry Hill gun attack
A teen boy is among two persons charged in connection with the fatal shooting of an 18-year-old at a shop in Quarry Hill, Spanish Town, St Catherine.
25 Jun, 2026
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25 Jun, 2026
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Buchanan wants parliamentary scrutiny of TCN agreement - Opposition spokesman urges stronger human rights protections
Opposition Spokesperson on Youth and Human Rights, Isat Buchanan has called for greater parliamentary scrutiny of the Government's third-country nationals (TCN) agreement with the United States…
25 Jun, 2026
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80,000 tourism workers back on the job after Melissa
WESTERN BUREAU:
Jamaica's tourism sector is expected to recover more than 80 per cent of its hotel room capacity by this summer, as the industry continues its rebound from the devastation caused…
25 Jun, 2026
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Jamaica-linked Wes Moore, Yvette Clarke win primary races to contest November polls in US
On a night that saw several incumbent United States (US) congressional representatives lose their primary elections to newcomers, two elected officials with Jamaican heritage won their respective…
25 Jun, 2026
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Tufton: New tech-driven platforms represent broad shift in healthcare delivery
Jamaica took another step towards modernising healthcare on Wednesday with the launch of two technology-driven initiatives aimed at improving the management of non-communicable diseases (NCDs), backed…
25 Jun, 2026
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Blue-clad support for interns as health ministry moves to curb exploitation
The Jamaica Medical Doctors Association (JMDA) says its call for individuals to wear blue in solidarity with medical interns achieved a 99 per cent success rate, as concerns mount over excessive…