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25 Jun, 2026 0

Knutsford Express pushes into St Thomas at 20-year milestone

The Word’s 1988 recording, Two White Girls Pon a Minibus, may have played an inspirational role in the establishment of Knutsford Express in June 2006 but, at the 20th anniversary celebration at Drax…
25 Jun, 2026 0

Fathers’ Cup engages hundreds in parenting, wellness push

About 1,100 people gathered at the Jamalco Sports Club in Clarendon on Saturday as the National Parenting Support Commission (NPSC) staged its inaugural Fathers’ Cup, engaging fathers through sport,…
25 Jun, 2026 0

Buchanan wants parliamentary scrutiny of TCN agreement - Opposition spokesman urges stronger human rights protections

Opposition Spokesperson on Youth and Human Rights, Isat Buchanan has called for greater parliamentary scrutiny of the Government's third-country nationals (TCN) agreement with the United States…
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25 Jun, 2026 0

Hello Mi Neighbour | Why following your heart isn’t enough

What are you doing presently? Yes, reading this article. But what are you doing at this juncture in your life? Doing something you would rather not be doing because of something you did — or did not…
25 Jun, 2026 0

Sygnus marks decade with foundation launch and $16m school rebuild

Investment firm Sygnus has marked its 10th anniversary by launching the Sygnus Foundation and completing a $16-million roof restoration at Barbary Hall Primary and Infant School in St Elizabeth. 
25 Jun, 2026 0

Earth Today | ‘He let science speak’ - Prof John Agard hailed for contributions to climate scholarship, leadership

TRAILBLAZER, SCHOLAR, teacher, leader, mentor are among the descriptors for Prof John Agard who died recently at the age of 71. However, while his passing marked the end of an extraordinary career, it…
25 Jun, 2026 0

Villains make poker plays

For years, police have warned that unregulated gambling or gaming machines — popularly known as ‘poker boxes’ — were becoming a magnet for criminal activity. Today, as the authorities move to…
25 Jun, 2026 0

Body-worn cameras capture police shooting in St James - Security expert pleased but wants to see greater use of the gadget

Western Bureau: Reports that a policeman was equipped with a body-worn camera that captured an incident in which he shot and injured a man recently in Salt Spring, St James, have been hailed by a…