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15 May, 2026
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UTech advances plans to slash light bill in half with new solar power installations
The University of Technology, Jamaica (UTech) has launched a tender for solar power installation of at least 2.0 megawatts (MW) with optional battery storage across its Papine and satellite campuses,…
15 May, 2026
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'It was just the mindset' - Portmore advance to JPL semis after 2-0 win over Racing   Â
Portmore United coach Rodolph Austin pointed to his team's difference in mindset on Wednesday, as the deciding factor in their second leg Jamaica Premier League (JPL) quarter-final against Racing…
15 May, 2026
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Reggae Girlz to play Panama in pair of friendlies
In preparation for the Concacaf W Championship and their bid for a third World Cup appearance, the Reggae Girlz will take on Panama in two international friendlies set for June 5 and June 8 in Panama…
15 May, 2026
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ATL wins Supreme Court case after VW owner fails to prove faulty repair claim
A man who sued one of Jamaica's largest vehicle dealerships, claiming it failed to replace a defective transmission component in his Volkswagen Polo, lost his case after the Supreme Court found…
15 May, 2026
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Destination Shanghai: Jamaicans seek Diamond League glory
ELEVEN Jamaicans, led by two-time World Athletics Championships 200 metres champion Shericka Jackson, will face the starter at tomorrow’s Shanghai Wanda Diamond League in China.
15 May, 2026
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20 persons remain in Hanover shelters as new storm season looms
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With some 20 persons still being housed in four shelters across Hanover, there are concerns as to whether they will be properly settled ahead of the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season,…
15 May, 2026
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Jamaican novelist Diana McCaulay shortlisted for prestigious Royal Society of Literature Ondaatje Prize
Jamaican author Diana McCaulay has secured a place on the shortlist for the 2026 Royal Society for Literature Ondaatje Prize, with her sixth novel A House for Miss Pauline competing against works from…
15 May, 2026
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Burchell sparks uproar in House over media tax break claims
Nekeisha Burchell, opposition spokesperson on culture, creative industries, and information, triggered a firestorm in Gordon House on Wednesday when she declared that some media houses had received…
15 May, 2026
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NMIA passenger traffic dips, but cargo surges in 2026
Passenger traffic at Norman Manley International Airport has fallen by 3.2 per cent so far in 2026 compared with the same period in 2025, while cargo volumes at the Kingston gateway have surged by 50…