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29 Mar, 2026
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Teen killed in St Ann crash
A 19-year-old man was killed in a crash along the AGR Byfield main road in St Ann on Saturday. The incident came amid police report of an overall decline in road deaths so far this year. The…
29 Mar, 2026
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Son appeals for help as mother with Alzheimer’s missing in St Andrew
A 74-year-old woman believed to be in the early stages of Alzheimer’s disease has been reported missing after she left her home in Mona Commons, Papine, St Andrew, early Sunday, the family says. She…
29 Mar, 2026
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Two charged over Kingston shooting
Two men have been charged in connection with a shooting incident along Blount Street in Denham Town, downtown Kingston, last week. Charged are Akeem Edwards, 27, a construction worker of Race Course…
29 Mar, 2026
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Gabriel Agbo | It is possible!
Yes, this is a time of possibilities! Things that were previously impossible for you will now become possible. Listen: something will begin to come out of nothing. Our testimonies will defy all…
29 Mar, 2026
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Covenants matter more than you think
At my church, Transformed Life Church, we’re eagerly counting down to Easter. We believe it’s a powerful time of year that should be both celebrated and understood. One of the things that makes Easter…
29 Mar, 2026
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Sean Major-Campbell | Jesus and gender politics
The subject of gender continues to be a politically sensitive one in a context where religiously and politically, it is okay to avoid what may be experienced as a controversial matter. Heteronormative…
28 Mar, 2026
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Tesha Miller eyes Privy Council
Tesha Miller’s legal team is weighing the possibility of taking his case to the Privy Council, after the Court of Appeal quashed his convictions for accessory to murder but ordered a retrial. The…
28 Mar, 2026
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Rebar rebuke
The Fair Trading Commission (FTC) has disclosed that “another step will be taken” following the publication of an investigation report alleging that Tank-Weld Metals Limited was “likely abusing” its…
28 Mar, 2026
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JTA to submit suggestions to teaching bill to education ministry in April
The Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA) has announced that it will submit its written recommendations on proposed changes to the Jamaica Teaching Bill (JTC) to the Ministry of Education next month,…