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06 Mar, 2026
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Real Madrid look to end two-game losing streak
BARCELONA, Spain (AP): After back-to-back defeats, Real Madrid will try to get back on the winning path in La Liga before they face their new European nemesis. Madrid have slumped to consecutive Liga…
06 Mar, 2026
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Persons with disabilities urged to register on JCPD’S ‘I Am Able’ platform
Persons with disabilities are encouraged to sign up on the Jamaica Council for Persons with Disabilities (JCPD) ‘I Am Able: My JCPD’ digital platform, which is designed to enhance access to services…
06 Mar, 2026
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St Ann JP turns personal trials into 16 books
St Ann Justice of the Peace Everton G. Walker did not pass the Common Entrance Examination or the Grade Nine Achievement Test. He left St Mary’s College in St Catherine with only two…
06 Mar, 2026
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Worship leader pushes productivity tools
Sadra Madonna-Lindsay is a minister of the Gospel, an award-winning gospel recording artiste, author, entrepreneur and motivational speaker. She wears her many hats with intention. A worship leader,…
06 Mar, 2026
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Chief scout calls for young people to live values every day
WESTERN BUREAU: Governor General Sir Patrick Allen, the chief scout of Jamaica, is calling for young Jamaicans to embrace the principles of scouting, not just in uniform but in their daily lives.…
06 Mar, 2026
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Mayberry Jamaican Equities inks US$31-million loss
Mayberry Jamaican Equities Limited (MJE), which invests in a basket of listed companies, reported a net loss of US$31 million (some J$4.9 billion) for the year ended December 31, 2025, widening…
06 Mar, 2026
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JFK’s New Terminal One rolls out biometric processing, part of wider US$19-billion upgrade
The New Terminal One at John F. Kennedy (JFK) International Airport has introduced a biometric screening system aimed at speeding up re-entry for US citizens arriving from overseas, part of the Port…
06 Mar, 2026
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Editorial | Partnering with Africa
Last week’s announcement by the African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) of a two-thirds increase in its financing cap for the Caribbean – to US$5 billion over the next four years – was important.
06 Mar, 2026
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Hurricane Melissa led to $3.5 billion in lost sales for Campari, the owner of Wray & Nephew, Appleton rum brands
Hurricane Melissa cost Campari, the Italian spirits company, €21 million (J$3.5 billion) as the local operation, J.Wray & Nephew Ltd, suffered from a reduction in alcohol consumption, masking what…