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12 Oct, 2026
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Build resilient schools to build resilient students
Every day, thousands of students across Jamaica walk into classrooms ready to learn. What many of them may not realise is how much their learning experience is influenced by things they rarely notice:…
12 Oct, 2026
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Man fatally hit by bus transporting football team in St Ann
A man was fatally hit by a bus along the Llandovery main road in St Ann last night. The bus was transporting the Montego Bay United (MBU) football team from their Jamaica Premier League match in…
12 Oct, 2026
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NWC says recent rains insufficient to ease Corporate Area water restrictions
The National Water Commission (NWC) says that despite recent rains in the Corporate Area, storage levels at the Mona Reservoir and the Hermitage Dam remain low, and as such, restrictions will remain…
12 Oct, 2026
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Drainage improvements planned for Santa Cruz, St Elizabeth
The Government is set to undertake drainage improvement works in sections of Santa Cruz, St Elizabeth, as part of efforts to reduce flood risks and safeguard livelihoods following the devastation…
12 Oct, 2026
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Bartlett projects 88 per cent tourism recovery by December
Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett says Jamaica is on track to recover 88 per cent of its hotel-room capacity by December, despite delays in insurance payouts and supply-chain challenges following…
12 Oct, 2026
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Holness nominated unopposed for another year as JLP leader
The Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) Area Council Three on Sunday nominated Dr Andrew Holness unopposed to remain the party’s leader for another political year. Area Council Three Chairman Zavia Mayne…
12 Oct, 2026
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Man charged after allegedly driving gunman to fatal St Andrew shooting
A St Andrew man who the police say rented a car and drove a man to carry out a fatal gun attack along Hibiscus Avenue in Kingston 11 has been charged in connection with the shooting. He is…
12 Oct, 2026
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St Catherine ‘obeah man’ charged for alleged rape of 14-y-o girl
A St Catherine man who is a self-professed spiritual healer has been charged for the alleged rape of a 14-year-old girl, while the teen’s grandmother has been charged for allegedly consulting a person…
12 Oct, 2026
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PAJ condemns treatment of media worker at St Thomas municipal meeting, calls for accountability
The Press Association of Jamaica (PAJ) is demanding accountability after Radio Jamaica News correspondent Henry Shirley was excluded from a St Thomas Municipal Corporation committee meeting on October…