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22 Sep, 2025
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Record number of nations win medals in Tokyo
A RECORD number of nations won medals at the World Athletics Championships Tokyo 25 from September 13-21, during the most impactful edition of the sport’s flagship event in history. A total of 53…
22 Sep, 2025
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Jamaican athletes back on track
OVER THE years at senior global track and field competitions, Jamaica’s richest harvest of medals has traditionally come on the track. However, at last year’s Olympic Games in Paris, the field…
22 Sep, 2025
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Manhunt for Haitians
Kensington, Portland: A manhunt has been launched by the police to locate at least 10 Haitians who fled their boat after landing undetected late Sunday night at a beach near Kensington in eastern…
22 Sep, 2025
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Tragic drowning breaks hearts at Titchfield High
Portland: A sombre mood hung over Titchfield High School in east Portland on Monday, as students and teachers mourned the death of 18-year-old Vijay Popley, upper- sixth-form student who reportedly…
22 Sep, 2025
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Jockeys’ Guild president heartbroken over Mullings’ death
PRESIDENT OF the Jamaica Jockeys’ Guild, Phillip Parchment, says the untimely death of fellow veteran jockey Oneil Mullings has left him heartbroken, describing him as not only a colleague, but a very…
22 Sep, 2025
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Young Sunshine Girls expect tough Wales test
JAMAICA’S UNDER-21 Sunshine Girls go in search of their second win when they face Wales in their second match at the Netball World Youth Cup in Gibraltar this morning. The Jamaicans got their campaign…
22 Sep, 2025
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‘Seminal year’ for tourism
WESTERN BUREAU: Declaring 2025 a “seminal year” for Jamaica’s visitor economy, Minister of Tourism Edmund Bartlett officially opened the Jamaica Product Exchange (JAPEX) 2025 on Sunday evening at…
22 Sep, 2025
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‘She deserves all the credit’
LEON POWELL, high school coach of freshly minted World Championships 200-metre bronze medallist Bryan Level, has lauded the sprinter’s current coach, Shanikie Osbourne, for the tremendous work she has…
22 Sep, 2025
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From glory to gloom
The St Andrew South police have listed two brothers as persons of interest following the fatal shooting of veteran jockey O’Neil Mullings in Waterhouse, St Andrew, on Sunday night. Mullings, 49, was…