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11 Dec, 2025
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Hostel ready for orphaned youth living with HIV
The Kiwanis Club of North St Andrew (KCNSA) has completed a transitional hostel for orphaned young men at the Matthew 25:40 Boys’ Home, run by Mustard Seed Communities in Kingston. Once a…
11 Dec, 2025
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Earth Today | UN Environment Assembly opens in Kenya
THE SEVENTH session of the UN Environment Assembly (UNEA-7) is now underway in the Kenyan capital, Nairobi. UNEA-7 brings together Ministers of Environment, intergovernmental organisations,…
11 Dec, 2025
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Growing climate costs
WITH THE global cost of climate-induced extreme weather events in the past two decades estimated at US$143 billion per year, the world’s climate tab is growing. “Costs have increased exponentially…
11 Dec, 2025
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Xodus Carnival is ready for the road with OlympiX
Xodus Carnival kicked off the road to 2026 with its content creation day and media launch on the weekend, unveiling the bold new theme, Campari Xodus OlympiX 2026 Qualifiers. The event brought…
11 Dec, 2025
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Big voices, good vibes at Deh Yah
The hills were indeed alive with the sound of music as it echoed along Skyline Drive in the cool climes of St Andrew last Friday. Young entrepreneurs turned artistes, Friday Night Cru, held a…
11 Dec, 2025
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Portmore Chorale marks 40 years
The Portmore Chorale once again lit up the stage with a performance blending vocal mastery, spiritual depth and the vibrant cultural energy that has defined the ensemble for four decades. This…
11 Dec, 2025
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A classic Italian cookbook finally gets an English edition
NEW YORK (AP): As a child growing up in Italy, Lidia Bastianich recalls seeing one particular cookbook in just about everyone's kitchen. It was called The Talisman of Happiness, and it was often…
11 Dec, 2025
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Earth Today | ‘We choose’
THE LATEST publication of the Global Environment Outlook (GEO-7) has identified “five interconnected solution pathways” to achieve transformation it describes as being necessary for human and…
11 Dec, 2025
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Father Bull steps up for St James
When Hurricane Melissa swept across Jamaica, the Father Bull Restaurant in Greenwood, St James, faced damage unlike anything in its history. Solar panels were torn away, the outdoor deck buckled, and…