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04 May, 2026 0

‘We will miss Leslie Campbell’ - Former state minister hailed as a brother, true friend, and dedicated servant to the nation

A man of honour who was committed to public service is how former government minister and attorney-at-law Leslie Campbell is being remembered by colleagues. Campbell died on Sunday after battling…
04 May, 2026 0

Clarendon first parish to formally integrate migration into long-term growth framework

Clarendon has emerged as a national leader in local development planning, becoming the first parish in Jamaica to formally integrate migration into its long-term growth framework—a move officials say…
04 May, 2026 0

NSWMA clears illegal dump site in Kitson Town

The National Solid Waste Management Authority (NSWMA) carried out a mini dump removal exercise in Kitson Town, St Catherine, last Thursday, as part of a broader push to eliminate illegal dumping…
04 May, 2026 0

Airbnb stakeholders wary as Government slaps GCT on industry 

Airbnb stakeholders in Jamaica are urging the Government to be cautious in its imposition of a general consumption tax (GCT) on the industry, insisting that the move should reflect the reality of the…
04 May, 2026 0

Bond sealed at Old Harbour Bay as Jamaica marks 180 years since arrival of East Indians

A symbolic unveiling of a renovated monument at Old Harbour Bay, St Catherine, on Sunday marked 180 years since the arrival of the first East Indians to Jamaica, reinforcing a shared history rooted in…
04 May, 2026 0

Trigger Warning - Police commish urges cops to exercise self-discipline in use of force

Amid historic levels of fatal shootings by the security forces Jamaica’s police chief has exhorted cops to exercise self-discipline, describing it as “more important” than the checks and balances that…
Letters
04 May, 2026 0

Let technology, not talk address traffic congestion

THE EDITOR, Madam: Let us begin with a few certainties. First, the number of vehicles on our roads will continue to increase over the next decade. This is less a prediction and more a law of…
Letters
04 May, 2026 0

Caribbean lickey lickey

THE EDITOR, Madam: I know some women and men who have been taken care of by their fathers, mothers, husbands, wives, children, and in-laws throughout their life, all the while proclaiming that…
Letters
04 May, 2026 0

Letter of the Day | Call for ministerial accuracy and accountability

THE EDITOR, Madam: For the second time in my life, I find myself compelled to address what appears to be a blatant falsehood uttered by a minister of Government — either to miscarry justice or to…