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25 Apr, 2026
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Dayne Malcolm, Jodian Pantry celebrate praise in every season on new track
Gospel recording artistes Dayne Malcolm and Jodian Pantry have officially released their latest project, We Give You the Glory (Bless Your Name), marking their second collaboration together. The…
25 Apr, 2026
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AI workshop equips girls for digital future
To mark Girls in ICT Day on Thursday, Flow and the Flow Foundation hosted an AI workshop aimed at equipping high-school girls with digital skills.
25 Apr, 2026
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S Hotels donates music memorabilia to Kingston attractions
S Hotels Jamaica has donated $5 million worth of music memorabilia to key cultural institutions in Kingston, including a vintage jukebox recently handed over to the Jamaica Music Museum as part of the…
25 Apr, 2026
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Editorial | Case for robust intellectual property
Although Jamaica is globally celebrated for its culture and creative endeavours – from music and dance to food and more – the island has more to do to secure the intellectual property (IP) rights of…
25 Apr, 2026
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Montego Bay High wins hackathon for hurricane‑response app
Montego Bay High School for Girls emerged with top honours at an ICT Day hackathon on Thursday, earning praise for an artificial-intelligence application designed to strengthen hurricane response,…
25 Apr, 2026
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Strengthen schools as centres of moral development
THE EDITOR, Madam:
25 Apr, 2026
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Jamaican ganja growers cautiously optimistic amid reclassification by Trump
The ganja fraternity in Jamaica, while welcoming the recent decision by the United States (US) Department of Justice to reclassify certain cannabis products, is urging local producers to see it as…
25 Apr, 2026
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Discovery Bauxite to provide water storage ponds for farmers
Farmers in and around Muir House district in northwest St Ann are set to benefit from a 2.5-million-gallon capacity storage pond to be built by Discovery Bauxite in partnership with the Ministry of…
25 Apr, 2026
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Offniel Lamont | Jamaica’s sugar-sweetened beverage policy in transition
Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) represent Jamaica’s most pressing public health crisis, and addressing obesity is central to this challenge. Fiscal policy on sugar-sweetened beverages (SSBs) must be…