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24 Mar, 2026
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Doctors in departure lounge
As the curtain falls on more than half a century of medical cooperation with Jamaica, highly trained Cuban specialists will begin exiting the island this Thursday, departing on four chartered flights…
24 Mar, 2026
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Defence suggests investigators compromised murder scene in Clansman Gang trial
The handling of a bag recovered from the scene of a 2020 murder came under intense scrutiny in the Supreme Court on Monday, as the defence pressed its case that investigators may have compromised key…
24 Mar, 2026
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Dr Tomlin Paul celebrated as a ‘Caribbean man’
Dr Tomlin J. Paul, the late deputy principal of The University of the West Indies (UWI), was yesterday remembered as a “Caribbean man”, a devoted father, and a distinguished medical professional, as…
24 Mar, 2026
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Payet ends 20-year playing career
PARIS (AP): Dimitri Payet called time on a playing career where he earned a reputation as one of football’s entertainers, catching the eye with spectacular free kicks and wizardry on the ball. The…
24 Mar, 2026
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Surf’s up for Jamaica’s next generation
With an eye on the horizon and a focus on the future, the Next Wave JA programme kicked off over the weekend, welcoming 20 young hopefuls to the famous Jamnesia surf camp. Despite the ocean offering…
24 Mar, 2026
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MPowa, WATA pumps millions into JWPL development
MPowa and WATA have continued to invest in, and put their support behind, sport and sports development. The Wisynco Group brands’ most recent support comes in the form of a $1.5-million cash and…
24 Mar, 2026
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Jamaica ice hockey team building ahead of Challenger Series
The Challenger Series Ice Hockey tournament involving Jamaica, Puerto Rico, Greece, Lebanon and new entrants, an Indian Heritage team, skates off in Chicago in May, with matches being played from the…
24 Mar, 2026
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NET assists two Trelawny schools after hurricane damage
Two schools in Trelawny have begun major rebuilding efforts with support from the National Education Trust (NET) after Hurricane Melissa caused widespread damage last year. Albert Town Primary and…
24 Mar, 2026
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NSSC calls for greater student safety following violent school incidents
WESTERN BUREAU: In the wake of two violent incidents involving students in St Ann earlier this month, the National Secondary Students’ Council (NSSC) is urging the expansion of anti-violence campaigns…