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08 May, 2026
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Dream Catcher to outstay rivals in Sunday’s Portmore
LAST month’s Thornbird Stakes exposed the favourites’ stamina limitations past six and a half furlongs, TAYLOR MADE, ANOTHER WOW, and VICTORIOUS LINKS going at each other, before DREAM CATCHER mowed…
08 May, 2026
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Outgoing JCA CEO defies board, shows up for work after May 1 deadline
Trouble continues to brew at the Jamaica Cricket Association (JCA)Â Â as the saga intensifies between outgoing Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Courtney Francis and the JCA hierarchy.
Even after being…
08 May, 2026
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Owen Hill welcomes ‘Challenge Cup’, hopes for expanded futureÂ
Owen Hill, CEO of Professional Football Jamaica Limited (PFJL), has welcomed the Popeye’s Challenge Cup as a new fixture in the local football calendar and believes it will grow into a staple of…
08 May, 2026
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Chelsea circles as Shaw’s City exit looms
Just hours after the euphoria of being crowned Women’s Super League champions for the first time in a decade, Manchester City have been rocked by the news that their prolific striker, Khadija Shaw, is…
08 May, 2026
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Yasmin Wynter managing portfolios, parenthood
For Yasmin Wynter, motherhood and career are not competing priorities, but responsibilities that demand equal parts intention, structure, and support.
As a senior portfolio manager at PROVEN Wealth,…
08 May, 2026
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Something Extra | Friday
Roots-reggae singer Ras-I hosted an intimate listening party for his soon-to-be-released album, Heart of Love, on Thursday at Anchor Recording Studio in St Andrew. And it’s safe to say that wherever…
08 May, 2026
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Lawrence Tavern teachers receive laptops
Teachers at Lawrence Tavern Primary School were given laptops and classroom technology during a Teachers’ Day ceremony in St Andrew on Wednesday.
All 36 teachers received laptops, courtesy of the…
08 May, 2026
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Push to eliminate period poverty among schoolgirls
For hundreds of girls across Jamaica, the start of their menstrual cycle does not simply signal a natural stage of growing up; it marks the beginning of a monthly struggle defined by uncertainty,…
08 May, 2026
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Nominations now open for WATA Hydrate to educate
Nominations are now open for WATA’s Hydrate to Educate initiative, with the 2026 programme set to invest more than $12 million in educational support and school development across Jamaica.