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01 Nov, 2026
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JCSA calls off protest
The Jamaica Civil Service Association (JCSA) says a planned protest by public sector workers, scheduled for Monday outside the Ministry of Finance and the Public Service, has been called off. The…
01 Nov, 2026
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Bartender collapses and dies at Halloween Scream Festival
A man believed to be a bartender collapsed and died early Sunday at the popular Halloween Scream Festival, held at the National Stadium complex in St Andrew. Police sources believe that Shaquille…
01 Nov, 2026
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Gabriel Agbo | Obedience is key to defying premature death
When we live a holy life and totally walk in obedience to God’s laws and leading, then, it will become almost impossible to die untimely through sickness, diseases, enemy’s attacks, demonic arrows,…
01 Nov, 2026
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Dwight Fletcher | Your excuses are not the final word
In last week’s article, we looked at how God chose Gideon, an unlikely candidate, to lead Israel out of oppression by the Midianites. Gideon did not see himself as a mighty warrior, but God saw beyond…
01 Nov, 2026
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Sean Major-Campbell | Poverty in our neighbourhood
Shelter poverty prevails where an individual or family exists at the mercy of the elements. A national poverty rate is not necessarily indicative of the critical structural integrity of the built…
31 Oct, 2026
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DAM SHAME - Portland tragedy site desecrated by illegal dumping
RIO GRANDE VALLEY, Portland: A site forever etched in the memory of Portlanders following the tragic loss of 14 lives in a horrific 2008 truck accident has been turned into an illegal dumping ground,…
31 Oct, 2026
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Senator Duncan outlines why he ‘jumped off the fence’
For years, banker and businessman Keith Duncan saw himself as an independent Jamaican who worked across administrations in the interest of building the country. In his State of the Nation Debate…
31 Oct, 2026
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Prosecution wraps case in Pathways murder trial
The defence in the Pathways murder trial is set to begin its presentation on Monday, following the prosecution’s conclusion with testimony from consultant forensic pathologist Dr Humberto Casanova.…
31 Oct, 2026
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$5.8m for Clarendon cemetery rehabilitation
The Clarendon Municipal Corporation (CMC) has earmarked $5.8 million to rehabilitate damaged and exposed graves at two public cemeteries, with work expected to begin at Denbigh Cemetery, the parish’s…