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Danellia Aitcheson (left), manager of the National Conservation Trust Fund of Jamaica, and Tanja Lieuw, Conservation Finance Programme Manager at the Caribbean Biodiversity Fund, affix their signatures to the partnership document.
14 Oct, 2025 0

Jamaica joins regional effort to support women in climate projects

Jamaica is among eight Caribbean countries to join a Gender Smart Facility led by the Caribbean Biodiversity Fund (CBF) and Global Affairs Canada to transform how climate finance reaches women and…
From left: Roy Cardoso, MD, orthopaedic surgeon at Baptist Health Orthopaedic Care; Nicola O’Connor, in-country manager, Baptist Health International, and Yamala Zabala, physician relations specialist, Baptist Health International, engage Ann-Dawn Young
14 Oct, 2025 0

Corporate Hands | AmCham, Baptist Health strengthen US-Jamaica links

Recognised among the leading healthcare systems in the United States, Baptist Health South Florida, through Baptist Health International, joined forces with the American Chamber of Commerce of Jamaica…
14 Oct, 2025 0

Gabriel Agbo | No cross, no crown

“Beloved, think it not strange concerning the fiery trial which is to try you, as though some strange thing happened unto you: But rejoice, in as much as you are partakers of Christ’s sufferings;…
Dr Parag Bhargava
14 Oct, 2025 0

Matchmaking and marriage services: Do Indians in the diaspora need them?

ACCORDING TO Rao Prakasa (1982), the traditional arranged Indian marriage matchmaker is called anag-waa, or nayan. The matchmaker is normally a family friend or distant relative, or maulvi, imam or…
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Dwight Fletcher | Why should I care that Jesus is alive?

LAST WEEK, we kicked off a new series on knowing the truth about Jesus. We live in a world that constantly tries to convince us that faith is for the non-thinkers who just want something to believe…
Dr Delroy Fray
13 Oct, 2025 0

Trauma overload

WESTERN BUREAU: Dr Delroy Fray, the clinical coordinator at the Western Regional Health Authority (WRHA), is raising concern about the alarming number of victims of motor vehicle accidents who were…
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13 Oct, 2025 0

Fake jobs, bogus invoices

A domestic helper unknowingly employed by the Ministry of Education is among the key allegations in the $25-million fraud case involving former Education Minister Ruel Reid and former Caribbean…
Former parliamentarian Karl Samuda.
13 Oct, 2025 0

No meeting of minds on committees stalemate

Karl Samuda, who was the leader of government business when then PM Bruce Golding handed the chairmanship of parliamentary oversight committees to the Opposition, has suggested that the experiment did…
Rudy Campbell stands beside the trunk of the guinep tree that fell on his Castleton, St Mary home of more than 20 years, completely destroying two rooms and damaging the others.
13 Oct, 2025 0

Elderly farmer pleads for help to rebuild home destroyed by heavy rains

Rudy Campbell, from Castleton, St Mary, is living in a precarious condition. Just over a week ago, heavy rains and winds from a freak storm uprooted a guinep tree that landed on his four-bedroom…