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by Raymond Graham
Scott leads Jamaican quartet into Doha Diamond League
WORLD leader in the men's triple jump Jordan Scott will be one of four Jamaicans who will be in action at today's Wanda Diamond League in Doha, Qatar, the seventh stop in the…
Updated 12 hours ago
by Audley Boyd
Seville ready to deliver again
In the early stages of his professional career, Oblique Seville was running to finishes that made him Jamaica’s nearly man in track and field.
A crowning achievement as 100 metres World champion…
Updated 12 hours ago
THE CONTENDERS - Can Europe’s Red Devils finally turn potential into a title?
When Belgium found no way past African powerhouses, Egypt on Monday, all the doubts about a side that has, for the last decade, flattered to deceive, resurfaced.
Belgium are ranked ninth in the…
Updated 12 hours ago
US back in action, Brazil look to rebound
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The United States are back in action against Australia at the World Cup today, exactly one week after a stellar performance in their opener that sent expectations for the squad…
Updated 12 hours ago
by Robert Bailey
Duckie back at Waterhouse
Donovan Duckie has been reappointed the head coach at Jamaica Premier League (JPL) club Waterhouse FC.
In confirming Duckie's appointment yesterday, chairman of Waterhouse FC, Bruce Bicknell,…
Updated 12 hours ago
Letter of the Day | Banning social media for children is not the solution
THE EDITOR, Madam:
We are writing with reference to the recent statement by the Minister of Health and Wellness Dr Christopher Tufton to engage discussions on banning social media access for…
Updated 12 hours ago
Editorial | Troy Bridge to NaRRA accountability
Taken together, the reopening of the Troy bridge, the auditor general’s findings on the National Water Commission (NWC), and the intense debate surrounding NaRRA tell a remarkably consistent story…
Updated 18 hours ago
Kristen Gyles | Rat race to extinction
A few decades ago, John Calhoun, an expert in animal behaviour, set up an experiment involving eight white mice. He put them in what we can call ‘mouse heaven’. On day one of the experiment, the four…
Updated 18 hours ago
Peter Espeut | A human rights or an English problem?
In his contribution to the sectoral debate in Parliament last week Wednesday (June 10), Minister of Justice, Delroy Chuck, stated, inter alia, that “Jamaica does not – and I hope will never have – a…