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Councillor criticised for comments about incident involving stray horses in Bernard Lodge
By Halshane Burke Member of the Portmore Advisory Council and Justice of the…
The Trailblazing Legacy of Diane Abbott, Britain’s First Black Female Member of Parliament
On 27 September 1953, Diane Julie Abbott, Britain’s first black female Member of Parliament, was born to Jamaican parents in Paddington, London. Abbott’s father was a welder, and her mother was a nurse….
Jamaican High Schoolers Compete in Athens at the 2024 Robotics Olympics
The FIRST Global Challenge is an international, Olympics-style robotics competition held in a different country each year. This year, the event will take place in the historic city of Athens, Greece, from September…
Southern farmers suffer crop damage following heavy rain
By Prince Moore Agriculture Minister Floyd Green says some farmers in…
University student who tortured ex-girlfriend to be sentenced on October 25
By Racquel Porter Matthew Hyde, the university student who burned and…
Millions without power after Hurricane Helene makes Florida landfall
Jamaicans are among more than three million customers who are without power across Florida, Georgia…
Two Jamaicans, two Caymanians charged following ganja seizure
By Prince Moore Two Jamaicans and two Cayman nationals have been charged…
Supermarket robbed in New Market, St. Elizabeth
By Halshane Burke The police in New Market, St. Elizabeth are searching for…
Remembering Robbie Shakespeare, the Legendary Bassist Behind Reggae’s Most Iconic Rhythms
On 27th September 1953, Robert Warren Dale Shakespeare, bass guitarist and record producer for the iconic Jamaican reggae duo, Sly and Robbie, also known as “the rhythm twins,” was born in East Kingston,…