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10 Sep, 2026
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Hawthorne hopes St Jago reunion brings success
Veteran coach Danny Hawthorne says he is delighted to be back in charge of the St Jago High School boys’ track and field team and is looking forward to achieving even greater success during his second…
10 Sep, 2026
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Dispute sparks St Jago transfers - Past student, foundation at the heart of JC acquisitions
Four of St Jago High’s most promising athletes have transferred to Jamaica College (JC) following an apparent falling-out between United States-based former St Jago sprinter Davaon Spence and the St…
10 Sep, 2026
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PLEA FOR PATIENCE
Repairs to more than half of the schools severely damaged by Hurricane Melissa should be completed by the end of the year, Dr Kasan Troupe, permanent secretary in the Ministry of Education, Skills,…
10 Sep, 2026
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Alzarri helps Falcons end Warriors unbeaten run
The Antigua and Barbuda Falcons became the first team to defeat the Guyana Amazon Warriors this season, claiming a stunning 65-run victory at Providence Stadium in the Republic Bank Caribbean Premier…
10 Sep, 2026
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Three cops shot in MoBay operation
Western Bureau: Acting Commissioner of Police Clifford Blake is warning criminals against confronting members of the security forces after two policemen and a policewoman were shot and a wanted man…
10 Sep, 2026
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Carter focused on West Indies legacy
Cricket West Indies’ (CWI) appointment of batting consultant Bob Carter, though only for a year, is aimed less at the short-term success of the senior team and more at establishing a platform on which…
10 Sep, 2026
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Businesses get new support to manage intellectual property
Jamaican entrepreneurs are increasingly turning culture, creativity and ideas into market potential, according to the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), which on Tuesday joined the…
10 Sep, 2026
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Patient surge swamps UHWI
Jamaica’s primary regional referral facility, the 579-bed University Hospital of the West Indies (UHWI), is urging members of the public to seek alternative care as a massive influx of patients…
10 Sep, 2026
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No romance in ruin - Children’s advocacy group blasts Holness over comments about students at damaged schools ‘learning closer to nature’
Children’s advocacy group Fi Wi Children Foundation (FWCF) has chided Prime Minister Dr Andrew Holness for suggesting that Jamaican students forced to learn under trees following Hurricane Melissa are…