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Fifteen-year-old Joshuah Channer of Wolmers Boys’ School, who aced three Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate subjects in fourth form, and dad Dr Guyan Channer.
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Chip off the old block

At 15 years old, Joshuah Channer is captain for Wolmer’s Boys’ School under-16 cricket team and vice-captain for its under-19 team. But, his biggest cap to date is his mastery of the Caribbean…
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Dwight Fletcher | The Peter pattern of self-forgiveness

LAST WEEK, we discussed Judas Iscariot whose self-unforgiveness led to his decision to take his own life. Judas betrayed Jesus, and instead of letting go of his guilt and shame, he allowed the lies of…
16 Sep, 2025 0

Gabriel Agbo | Just before you give up

YOU ARE at the eve of your miracle. That is why things are getting extremely rough. Don’t give up now, please! Push on! You are about to break forth.
Robin Levy (left), group chief executive officer, Jamaica Co-operative Credit Union League (JCCUL); Paulette Kirkland (second left), director at Department of Co-operatives & Friendly Societies; Brithney Clarke (second right), Miss Jamaica Festival Queen 2
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Corporate Hands | JCCUL awards back-to-school scholarships

The Joy Town Community Development Foundation, sponsored by Sterling Asset Management Ltd (SAML), hosted the Community Youth Engagement 6x6 Football Competition on August 16, as part of a recruitment initiative for 13- to 24-year-olds from the Trench Town
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Corporate Hands | Sterling Asset Management donates to Joy Town Community

Principal of Mount Alvernia High, Kayon Whyne (second left) and Centennial Committee Chairman Marline Stephenson Dalley (left), accept a symbolic $1-million cheque from the Jill Stewart MoBay City Run in support of centennial projects at Mount Alvernia Hig
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Corporate Hands | Jill Stewart MoBay City Run donates $1m to three schools

UC Rusal Alumina Jamaica Ltd/WINDALCO has invested more than $27m in its annual back-to-school programme. More than $9m of that amount was spent to host back-to-school fairs in St Catherine and St Ann where hundreds of students benefitted from free medical
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Corporate Hands | WINDALCO invests $27m in back-to-school programme, scholarships

A group of 10 young men from the Boys’ Town Youth Club recently got an inside look at Jamaica’s vibrant port operations during an educational visit to Kingston Wharves, a subsidiary of Pan Jamaica Group (PJG). Led by PJG Vice Chairman and CEO Jeffrey H
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Corporate Hands | Boys’ Town youth get lesson in port logistics from Pan Jamaica Group

Dr Andrew Holness, prime minister of Jamaica.
15 Sep, 2025 0

VISION IN FOCUS

As Dr Andrew Holness is sworn in today for a third consecutive term as prime minister of Jamaica, he is expected to use his inaugural address to recommit to integrity and transparency in his…