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05 May, 2026
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Island Wedding | A ‘Lyttle’ love sparks lasting romance for Jermaine and Ombetta
From shared glances on the compound of Papine High School in St Andrew in September 2010 to a beautiful wedding ceremony in Connecticut 15 years later, Jermaine Lyttle and Ombetta Gordon’s journey…
05 May, 2026
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Shares of eBay take off on a $56 billion buyout bid from GameStop’s Ryan Cohen
Shares of eBay are soaring before the opening bell Monday as Ryan Cohen's GameStop pursues an approximately US$56 billion takeover of the company, seeing it as a vehicle to compete with online…
05 May, 2026
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Fae Ellington joins JWNF for Anancy-themed literacy drive in Kingston schools
A familiar figure from Jamaican folklore is being deployed for a modern purpose. The JWN Foundation (JWNF) has turned to Anancy, the island’s enduring trickster, to promote kindness, community and a…
05 May, 2026
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Liberty Caribbean wants telecoms networks to earn clients’ trust
WESTERN BUREAU:
Charles Douglas, the senior manager of government and regulatory affairs at Liberty Caribbean, says that telecommunications networks must uphold reliable reputations to maintain the…
05 May, 2026
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MoBay’s mayor gets tough, seven advertisers pay up
WESTERN BUREAU:
With the St James Municipal Corporation (StJMC) keeping its promise to take enforcement action against 15 delinquent advertisers, who collectively owe J$16.3 million, seven of the…
05 May, 2026
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The Russells taking their ‘Deja’ brand to Runaway BayÂ
WESTERN BUREAU:
The children of the late Montego Bay business Robert Rusell are expanding the family’s Deja Resort brand, with the acquisition of a property in St Ann, which will be added to its…
05 May, 2026
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Anchovy High School to immortalise Howard Ward
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Montego Bay businessman Howard Ward is to be immortalised by Anchovy High School after donating $14 million in cash and kind to aid in its post-Hurricane Melissa recovery, his latest…
05 May, 2026
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JTA watching education rights case closelyÂ
The Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA) is anticipating the outcome of a constitutional challenge brought by Opposition Spokesman on Education Damion Crawford against the Government over its alleged…
05 May, 2026
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Nine-year nightmare: Former TAJ cashiers exonerated after spending nearly a decade facing fraud charges
Five women who were arrested and charged nine years ago in connection with a multimillion-dollar fraud, which the authorities said was uncovered at Tax Administration Jamaica (TAJ), were exonerated…