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30 May, 2026
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St Catherine man arrested in lottery scam raid
A 30-year-old St Catherine man was arrested during an anti-lottery scam operation in Spanish Town after police allegedly found personal information belonging to overseas residents on electronic…
30 May, 2026
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Jamaican actress leads cast in int’l film ‘Chokehold’
While some were busy doing manual work over the Labour Day weekend, others were engaged in the digital world watching movies, including the newest release, Chokehold, on the streaming platform Tubi.…
30 May, 2026
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Artistes backing out of Trump-linked Freedom 250 concerts
The Great American State Fair is a series of concerts, exhibits, tributes, and other programmes scheduled to take place June 25 to July 10 on Washington’s National Mall. It was organised by Freedom…
30 May, 2026
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Something Extra | Saturday
The music fraternity came out in full support on Wednesday for reggae singer and songwriter Samory I at the gardens at The Jamaica Pegasus hotel in New Kingston, for the launch of his third album,…
30 May, 2026
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Scotiabank workshop boosts digital readiness for women-led businesses
Women-owned businesses are better equipped to use technology, e-commerce and digital tools following a Scotiabank Women Initiative (SWI) workshop focused on resilience and innovation. The workshop,…
30 May, 2026
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GoodHeart | FGB marks 25 years with $2.5m donation to hurricane-affected schools
As First Global Bank (FGB) marks 25 years of service to Jamaica, the financial institution is using the milestone to invest in education and community recovery, donating $2.5 million to two schools…
30 May, 2026
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Healthy vision goes beyond sight, optometrist says
Healthy vision is about far more than simply seeing clearly, according to optometrist and low vision specialist Dr Mayanna Francis, who is urging Jamaicans to take a more proactive approach to eye…
30 May, 2026
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Female farmer busy managing three locations
Twenty-seven years ago, Julie Bryson-Hing walked out of a restaurant job after one dispute too many with her boss. She first considered opening a restaurant of her own but balked at the overheads and…
30 May, 2026
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Jamaican institutions gain slice of $200m slavery-research fund
Jamaican institutions and scholars are among beneficiaries in the Caribbean and West Africa of £450,000 (J$91 million) from the UK-based Lloyd's Register Foundation, part of a wider £1 million…