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30 Apr, 2026 0

A shameful display in the House

THE EDITOR, Madam: I wish to express the profound concern of patriotic Jamaicans following the shameful events in the House of Representatives on Tuesday, April 28. During what became an 11-hour…
Former Reggae Boyz technical director, Rene Simoes, speaks to students of Garvey Maceo High School in Clarendon recently.
30 Apr, 2026 0

Dennis Blake | Jamaica is losing its classrooms — and we are all to blame

Jamaica is facing a crisis that can no longer be softened with polite language or buried beneath statistics. Violence has moved from the streets into our classrooms, and, in some cases, our schools…
Ruthlyn James
30 Apr, 2026 0

Ruthlyn James | Masculinity under pressure: The hidden curriculum of violence

A recent school incident unsettled the country, not only because a boy was physically assaulted on camera, but because of what the explanation seemed to permit. In the school’s public statement, the…
FILE - Venezuela's acting President Delcy Rodriguez smiles during a meeting with a delegation led by US Energy Secretary Chris Wright at Miraflores Palace in Caracas, Venezuela, February 11, 2026.
30 Apr, 2026 0

Editorial | CARICOM and Caracas

Delcy Rodríguez’s charm offensive in the Caribbean, and her promotion of a Venezuela-Barbados partnership on renewable energy, highlight the need for the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) to fashion a…
News
30 Apr, 2026 0

Earth Today | Our natural assets, our responsibility

SOME may remember Sundays spent at the river, afternoons playing marbles on the stoop, dandy shandy on a grassy field, or heading to the park with a small coin to buy ice cream. Those carefree…
Mangrove restoration in Haiti.
30 Apr, 2026 0

Earth Today | Business case for biodiversity

CONSIDER THE view from Champers Restaurant in Barbados, the Kingston Harbour at dusk from Gloria’s in Port Royal, Jamaica, or the sweep of Shirley Heights in Antigua. It’s easy to mistake what you are…
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30 Apr, 2026 0

Earth Today | Smarter coastal development a must

THE LATEST edition of the Global Environment Outlook has highlighted the need to rethink coastal development – a move that is given urgency by the 2.5 billion people living in coastal regions…