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Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates arrived on Capitol Hill Wednesday morning for questioning from US lawmakers over his relationship with late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein
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An accused man was ordered to return to court in September to answer to charges in a $93 million fraud case when he appeared at the Kingston and St Andrew Parish Court on Tuesday.
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The World Cup kicks off on Thursday with FIFA betting that the enduring appeal of the greatest footballing show on earth can rise above anger at soaring ticket prices, an uneasy political climate in Donald Trump’s America and the shadow of conflict in the Middle East.
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Despite budgeting $44.92 billion for water and sewerage projects over five years, the National Water Commission (NWC) repeatedly fell short of its infrastructure targets. That is one of several weaknesses the auditor general says helps explain persistent water and sewerage
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INDECOM probing fatal police shooting of four men in St James
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A young woman is awaiting sentencing after pleading guilty to several charges in a case brought by the Major Organised Crime and Anti-Corruption Agency (MOCA).
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Four men were reportedly killed in an alleged confrontation with members of the security forces near the Retirement landfill in Montego Bay on Wednesday morning.
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With nearly one million parcels of land on the Government’s valuation roll, minister with responsibility for Land and Titling Robert Montague predicts it will take up to 20 years for Jamaica to fully sort out its titling issues. Montague also warned that this will only be
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United Nations (UN) rights chief Volker Turk urged the United States (US) to reconsider its immigration practices for the football World Cup, after fans, a top referee and team officials found themselves barred from the tournament.
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A preliminary report submitted to the Office of Utilities Regulation (OUR) by the Jamaica Public Service Company (JPS) into last Friday’s islandwide blackout suggests that it was triggered by similar issues which caused a collapse of the national grid on at least three occasions
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Jamaica’s challenge with the shortage of skilled workers has been described as one of the most significant threats to economic growth, productivity, and competitiveness.
Recent comments from Opposition spokesman on productivity, efficiency and competitiveness Peter Bunting and
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Flashing headlights helping gun traffickers evade us, warn St Bess cops
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E.G. Hunter: I want a little more time for myself - Outgoing NWA boss proud of legacy he leaves behind
Jamaica Star
Cop's last-minute application lands her NHT property
Jamaica Star
Disappeared in the night Worry mounts as four fishermen remain missing
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Diaspora Conference kicks off in days but agenda concerns linger
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Caribbean Heritage Month in full swing but no White House proclamation
Montague draws line in the sand for squatters on Crown lands
NWC drowning under $33b debt, falling short on critical projects
Some residents of the Hurricane Melissa ravaged seaside community of Parottee are adamant that they will not leave the area following an announcement of relocation by Prime Minister Dr Andrew Holness recently.
The world experienced its second-hottest May on record, with Europe baking under an unusually early heatwave as climate extremes become the “new normal” on the continent, the EU’s climate monitor said Wednesday.
Somalia on Tuesday defended award-winning referee Omar Artan after he was denied entry to the United States and prevented from becoming the first Somali official to officiate at a World Cup finals.
Update | Kemelia Paul, 13-y-o student injured breaking up fight at home, dies
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates was set to face questioning Wednesday from US lawmakers over his relationship with late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, whose network of wealthy and powerful associates has fueled years of scrutiny and conspiracy theories.
Opposition Spokesperson on Tourism and Linkages Andrea Purkiss has accused Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett of remaining “completely silent” on the state of the cruise shipping sector, which she said, has shrunk over 28 per cent since 2019.
The United States Congress on Tuesday passed a $70 billion bill funding President Donald Trump's hardline immigration crackdown through the rest of his term, ending months of bitter partisan fighting over the future of deportations and border enforcement.
The Western Regional Health Authority (WRHA) has announced the reopening of the Catherine Hall Health Centre in St James following the completion of rehabilitation works due to significant damage sustained during the passage of Hurricane Melissa.
Black River Hospital gets US$20,000 equipment boost for paediatric care
Twelve of the just over 30 Jamaican student-athletes who have qualified for individual finals at the NCAA Division 1 outdoor track and field championships that are set to start on Wednesday at Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon, were finalists last year.
As Father’s Day approaches, Tuesday Style Fashion (TSF) turns its attention to the modern gentleman and the wardrobe staples that define effortless sophistication.
We tapped leading menswear retailer Christopher Charley to share his expert insights on refining personal style,
Opposition Spokesperson on Tourism Andrea Purkiss has charged that Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett is promoting a “diversification myth” over his frequent promises of expanding Jamaica’s tourism dependence to other markets other than the United States.
Amber Group CEO Savadia appointed chairman of special economic zones regulator
United States (US) forces carried out strikes against Iran on Tuesday in what President Donald Trump said was retaliation for the downing of an American helicopter a day earlier by the Islamic Republic.
'Sick and tired' - Vaz says prelim findings of June 5 blackout point to ‘same old failures’
CIBC Caribbean Bank has launched Google Pay in Jamaica, but local customers will initially be limited to using credit cards, even as customers in four other Caribbean markets are able to add both debit and credit cards.
UPDATE | Four killed, cop injured in Bog Walk Gorge shootout; route remains closed
A growing rivalry between motorsport drivers Doug Gore and Raynor King will take centre stage on Sunday, June 14, when the highly anticipated Skate Revenge event unfolds at the Trelawny Multi-purpose Stadium.
An American teenager was found guilty of murder Tuesday in the death of another teen in a high profile case that sparked debates over self-defense, race and school safety.
Now 19, Karmelo Anthony, who is black, was convicted over the fatal stabbing of 17-year-old Austin
Go! Jamaica tops Ocean Signature rankings as local travel agents prove their worth
The Hadeed family have become the second-largest shareholder in General Accident Insurance Company Jamaica Limited (GENAC) following the sale of Trinidadian-based Beacon Insurance Company Limited.
Any Jamaican who moves onto Crown lands as of Tuesday, June 9, with a view to squatting, will not be considered for any type of settlement programme by the Government.
The United States (US) dollar on Tuesday, June 9, ended trading at $158.93, up 42 cents, according to the Bank of Jamaica’s daily exchange trading summary.
Two Jamaicans are among 17 naturalised citizens set to be stripped of their United States citizenship after being accused of serious offences, including sexual abuse of a minor, wire and bank fraud, and distributing drugs wholesale without a licence.
The head of the White House Task Force for the World Cup on Tuesday defended the decision not to grant visas to a Somali referee and some support staff for the Iranian team.
“To this point we’ve had 35 teams that have come into the United States,” Andrew Giuliani, the executive
A major shooting incident Tuesday afternoon has forced the closure of the Bog Walk Gorge in St Catherine.
Senior Superintendent of Police, Hopeton Nicholson confirmed the shooting but was unable to immediately provide further details.
The head of the White House Task Force for the World Cup on Tuesday defended the decision not to grant visas to a Somali referee and some support staff for the Iranian team.
Children, parents, educators, community leaders and residents gathered at the Grants Pen Peace Park in Kingston recently for a family fun day aimed at strengthening peace, promoting healthy lifestyles and fostering greater community engagement.
VM Investments Limited (VMIL) says it is accelerating efforts to build a more diversified earnings model as it seeks to reduce its exposure to market swings and create a more stable platform for long-term growth.
Tax Administration Jamaica is reminding customers and members of the public to exercise caution when conducting business online and to remain vigilant against fraud schemes designed to obtain personal information through illegitimate channels.
A major shooting incident Tuesday afternoon has forced the closure of the Bog Walk Gorge in St Catherine.
Thousands of demonstrators blocked an avenue leading to Mexico City's Azteca Stadium on Tuesday, just days before the 2026 World Cup kicks off at the venue, an AFP journalist observed.
Serena Williams made a winning return to tennis after four years in retirement as the American legend partnered Victoria Mboko in a first-round doubles victory at the Queen's Club on Tuesday.
More delays for UC Rusal 2021 fish kill trial
Dear Editor,
What happened to our power grid? That’s the big question many Jamaicans are asking after last Friday’s blackout across the whole island, an event we haven’t seen in years and one that revealed some serious issues with our national energy system...
It’s not
Power restored following outage - JPS
JLP mourns passing of former Denham Town councillor Lorna Leslie
Police probing robbery at Bodles Research Station in St Catherine
Fresh from his silver certification in the United Kingdom for his 2015 hit song Shabba Madda Pot, dancehall artiste Dexta Daps is celebrating another chart victory.
His latest single, Shine, on Monday, moved from #9 to #6 on the USA iTunes Reggae Chart. “To have my own music
As market risks heighten in the global landscape, Pan Jamaica Group Limited (PJAM) has placed greater emphasis on governance and diversification to weather what is turning out to be an unprecedented year.
Two killed, two injured in Waterford gun attack
The Island Traffic Authority (ITA) has launched one of its largest recruitment exercises in recent years, advertising more than 30 positions as it moves to strengthen its operations under an expanded mandate granted by the Road Traffic Act.
Traditional performance reviews failing employees and organisations, experts warn at MSBM Seminar
Holness urge homeowners to build within their means
Holness urge homeowner to build with their means
Holness urge homeowner to build within their means
Wright blasts chronic underfunding of schools as he passes JAPSS baton
Japanese games giant Nintendo on Tuesday announced a new version of beloved 1998 action-adventure classic "The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time" for its latest Switch 2 console.
World Athletics Indoor women’s long jump finalist Nia Robinson says she is pleased with her third-place finish on her Wanda Diamond League (DL) debut at Sunday’s Bauhaus-Galan at Olympiastadion in Stockholm, Sweden.
The Jamaican, who only knew she was going to be competing in
Minister of Water Matthew Samuda has scoffed at the claim by Opposition spokesperson on water Ian Hayles that the Government has failed to embrace solar technology to ensure continuity of the National Water Commission (NWC) when the Jamaica Public Service Company (JPS) fails.
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Dancehall entertainer Munga Honorable and his co-accused Sheridan Gordon got underway on Monday.
Munga, whose given name is Damian Rhoden; and Gordon, are on trial in the Home Circuit Court in Kingston for the 2017 murder of Cleveland Smith in Ackee Walk, St Andrew. The deceased
