Dr. Nigel Clarke, Jamaica’s Minister of Finance, is set to step down to assume the […] The post Dr. Nigel Clarke to Depart as Jamaica’s Finance Minister for Senior IMF Role appeared first…
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Barbados: Democratic Labour Party wraps up annual conference with leadership shake-up and new Senate appointment
The main opposition Democratic Labour Party ended its controversial 69th Annual Conference yesterday…
Guyana strengthens border security to combat mpox spread, health minister announces vigilant measures
In response to the ongoing global health concerns surrounding monkeypox, now commonly referred to as…
SVG: JF Mitchell Airport to reopen today
The JF Mitchell Airport in St. Vincent & the Grenadines, which has been closed since July 1…
Bermuda gov’t seeking legal advice over rideshare operation
The Bermuda government is seeking legal advice over the operation of a ridesharing app that is being…
Three Men Charged in Rape and Murder of 15-Year-Old Jamelia Cole in Trelawny
Three men have been formally charged for the brutal rape and murder of 15-year-old Jamelia […] The post Three Men Charged in Rape and Murder of 15-Year-Old Jamelia Cole in Trelawny appeared first…
Heather Virgo shows Back-To-School love
Heather Virgo shows Back-To-School love With the recent Caribbean Secondary School Certificate (CSEC) examination results revealing almost two-thirds failing mathematics, record producer Heather Virgo will be sponsoring a number of students in resiting…
Various – Tuanis Riddim
Various – Tuanis Riddim NEW RELEASE On the Caribbean coast of Costa Rica, Austrian producer Tom Hype encountered reggae artist Aborijah in a meeting that sparked the creation of the Tuanis Riddim. The…
Dennis Minott | Jamaica’s education system could more build minds, not just buildings
As Jamaica approaches the start of a new school year in September, the focus on rebuilding schools damaged by Hurricane Beryl highlights a recurring challenge in the nation’s education system. While infrastructure improvements…
Daryl Vaz | Billing injustice: securing interests of all Jamaicans
Over a decade ago, the Jamaica Public Service (JPS) Company launched a public education campaign against electricity theft themed around two words and one simple question, “How come?” The campaign achieved some success…