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01 Dec, 2025
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Holness welcomes multilateral support package of up to US$6.7 billion to boost Jamaica’s recovery and reconstruction
Prime Minister Dr Andrew Holness has welcomed the announcement of a major recovery and reconstruction package of up to US$6.7 billion from Jamaica’s international development partners, following the…
01 Dec, 2025
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Sections of Park Lane and 100 Lane in St Andrew under curfew
A 48-hour curfew has been imposed in sections of the communities of Park Lane and 100 Lane along Red Hills Road in St Andrew. The curfew began at 6:00 p.m. on Monday, December 01, and will remain in…
01 Dec, 2025
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GlobalMedic delivers 270 water-purification kits to residents in Frome, Westmoreland
Residents of Frome in Westmoreland are now benefitting from approximately 270 water-purification buckets and other supplies, which were provided in family emergency kits distributed by international…
01 Dec, 2025
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Guidance counsellor call for increased recognition, improved working conditions
As Jamaica observes Guidance Counsellors Day today, counsellors across the island are urging the Government and education stakeholders to recognise their critical role in schools and communities,…
01 Dec, 2025
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Ferguson wants Mt Pleasant to show controlled aggression
MOUNT PLEASANT Football Academy take a 1-0 advantage into their Concacaf Caribbean Cup final second leg against Universidad O&M at the National Stadium this evening at 7 p.m. However, assistant…
01 Dec, 2025
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‘THE DREAM IS STILL ALIVE’
MIGUEL COLEY says he is deeply honoured to return to Jamaica’s senior national programme after being appointed interim assistant coach ahead of next year’s FIFA World Cup Intercontinental Play-offs.…
01 Dec, 2025
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Jordan goes to court on first day of high-stakes NASCAR antitrust trial
CHARLOTTE, NC (AP): THE FEDERAL antitrust trial against NASCAR opened yesterday with the star power of Michael Jordan on hand as a jury of nine was seated to hear allegations that the stock car series…
01 Dec, 2025
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Schools rekindling hope
Old Harbour and Greater Portmore high schools in St Catherine have become the new homes for several students displaced by Hurricane Melissa, which devastated sections of the island in late October,…
01 Dec, 2025
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Banana and plantain farmers to benefit from insurance payments
One hundred and sixteen banana and plantain farmers registered for the Catastrophe Insurance Fund are to receive payouts from the Banana Board. Banana Board General Manager, Janet Conie, speaking in…