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06 Nov, 2026
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St Bess chamber boss welcomes clarity on Black River plans
WESTERN BUREAU: Kadian Myers-Brown, president of the Black River branch of the St Elizabeth Chamber of Commerce, has welcomed Prime Minister Dr Andrew Holness’ explanation of the bureaucratic hurdles…
05 Nov, 2026
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Jamaican fighters ready to defend world titles
Ainsley Walters/Gleaner Writer JAMAICA’s squad of five fighters and two coaches, Master Claude Chin and Jason McKay, president, International Sports Kickboxing Association Jamaica (ISKA), is in…
05 Nov, 2026
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Two charged over Ocho Rios crash that killed four teenagers
Two men have been charged in connection with a three-vehicle crash in Ocho Rios, St Ann, which claimed the lives of four teenagers on Saturday. Akeem Palmer and Omarko Green were charged on Thursday…
05 Nov, 2026
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Positive parenting to be highlighted at PIOJ’s best practice symposium on November 11
Positive parenting and its impact on children will be the centrepiece of discussions on November 11, when the Planning Institute of Jamaica (PIOJ) hosts the 11th staging of the Best Practice Symposium…
05 Nov, 2026
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Caribbean advocates, union hail US Democratic midterm sweep
NEW YORK, CMC – Caribbean immigration advocates and a major healthcare workers’ union have welcomed the Democratic Party’s sweeping gains in the United States midterm elections, which have given the…
05 Nov, 2026
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Mexican judge accused of taking US$2 million bribe in US drug trafficking case
AP – A Mexican judge is accused of taking a $2 million bribe in exchange for releasing a suspected Canadian drug trafficker from custody in an investigation into a billion-dollar drug trafficking…
05 Nov, 2026
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US Coast Guard seizes US$27 million worth of cocaine in Caribbean Sea
MIAMI, CMC – The United States Coast Guard says it has offloaded about 3,622 pounds of cocaine, valued at an estimated US$27 million, seized during two operations in the Caribbean Sea. The drugs were…
05 Nov, 2026
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‘Crade Oil’ charged after woman’s Bull Bay home allegedly burgled while she slept
A 36-year-old Harbour View man has been charged for allegedly breaking into a woman's house in Bull Bay, St Andrew while she was asleep and stealing several items, including handbags containing…
05 Nov, 2026
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Consumer Protection and Competition Authority coming
The House of Representatives on Tuesday commenced debate on legislation to establish the Jamaica Consumer and Competition Authority, a new entity tasked with protecting consumers’ rights and…