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12 Jul, 2026
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Miss Moneypenny drops dime on Don Wehby Memorial field
Tevin Foster closed a contrasting five-furlong straight two-timer yesterday, angling speedy MISS MONEYPENNY from post-position two to the faster stands’ side, repelling stablemate I DREAM AGAIN by two…
12 Jul, 2026
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Sport ministry gives $1.35 million to drone soccer initiative
The Ministry of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport has given $1.35 million to the Jamaica Drone Football Association (JDFA) to assist in the funding of participation by the national drone soccer…
12 Jul, 2026
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CAC GOLD RUSH BEGINS - Jamaica rack up 14 gold on day two of competition
Jamaican athletes dominated proceedings on yesterday’s second day of competition at the NACAC Under-18 and Under-23 Track and Field Championships in Tlaxcala, Mexico, collecting 25 medals, including…
12 Jul, 2026
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Coach praises East for response to pro test
Michael Carr, coach of national junior sprinter Natrece East, says her performances at the Fuse Sprint World Athletics Continental Tour Bronze meeting in Tottori, Japan last weekend is another…
12 Jul, 2026
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Bellingham brace lifts England past Haaland and Norway
MIAMI GARDENS, Florida (AP):
Jude Bellingham scored in the third minute of extra time to lift England past Norway 2-1 and into the World Cup semi-finals for the first time since 2018.
Bellingham’s…
12 Jul, 2026
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Yellow, tears and songs as family honours Donna-Lee Donaldson
Dressed in yellow and white, family and friends gathered inside the Trinity Moravian Church in Richmond Park, St Andrew, on Saturday to celebrate the life of Donna-Lee Sophia Donaldson. A smiling…
12 Jul, 2026
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NIDS ID gaining traction... but privacy concerns and public trust issues persist
For Jamaicans who have already signed up for the new national identification (ID) card, one question has loomed larger than most: Can I actually use it?
At least where the country’s banks are…
12 Jul, 2026
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Bulb blues - The seasonal reality behind Jamaica’s onion price spike
The first thing many shoppers notice at Coronation Market these days isn’t the smell of fresh produce or the chorus of vendors calling customers. It’s the price of onions.
“Five hundred dollars a…
12 Jul, 2026
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‘NO WITCH-HUNT’ - Malahoo Forte defends public hearings for MPs; committee chair stresses ethics, not embarrassment
For years, Parliament’s Ethics Committee has largely operated outside the public eye, quietly examining matters ranging from conflicts of interest to allegations of misconduct involving…