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December 9, 2025
New Zealand pacers strike back
CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand (CMC): PACERS JACOB Duffy and Matt Henry ran through the West Indies’ batting to leave New Zealand firmly in control of the opening Test at the end of Tuesday’s second day of…
December 9, 2025
Support Jamaica donations to be used to rebuild homes, Westmoreland being prioritised - Morris Dixon
Information Minister Dr Dana Morris Dixon has disclosed that the millions collected by the Government through the Support Jamaica Hurricane Melissa relief website will be used to buy building…
December 9, 2025
Campion score biggest win of round
CAMPION COLLEGE’S under-19 team scored the biggest win in Tuesday’s round of the Urban ISSA Basketball Competition after dismantling Yallahs High 118-29. Campion dominated all four quarters with…
December 9, 2025
World Bank estimates Hurricane Melissa damage to agriculture at J$60 billion - Green
Minister of Agriculture Floyd Green has indicated that the World Bank has estimated the damage to Jamaica’s agricultural sector at J$60 billion or US$300 million. Green, speaking at a press briefing…
December 9, 2025
by Raymond Graham
May Day make second-round statement
MAY DAY junior netball team got off to a rocket start in the second round of the ISSA Rural Netball Competition at the Manchester High School netball court on Tuesday, as the Janet Hunter-coached team…
December 9, 2025
Give Back Jamaica supports western families
In the wake of Hurricane Melissa, Give Back Jamaica joined forces with non-profit organisations to deliver relief to families across St Elizabeth and Westmoreland. Hopeton Brown, president of Give…
December 9, 2025
PNP councillor-caretaker seeking help for families struggling after Hurricane Melissa
Abigail Malcolm, People’s National Party councillor-caretaker for the Cornwall Mountain Division in Westmoreland, said she has been seeking assistance to help persons rebuild and bury their loved ones…
December 9, 2025
by Keisha Hill
Book on Jamaican cuisine earns global recognition
Jamaican cuisine is more than food. It is memory, migration, survival, celebration and identity served on a plate. Its evolution reflects centuries of cultural blending, creativity and resilience,…
December 9, 2025
by Karen Madden
Telecoms renew calls for stiffer penalties for vandals, thieves
Labelling the practice as a threat to national security, the country’s two main telecommunications providers, Flow and Digicel, are urging legislators to enact stiffer penalties for individuals who…