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May 3, 2026
Jamaica improve mixed 4x100m world record to 39.62 in Gaborone
Jamaica’s Ackeem Blake, Tina Clayton, Kadrian Goldson and Tia Clayton stormed to their second mixed 4x100m world record of the Debswana World Athletics Relays Gaborone 26, running 39.62 to win the…
May 3, 2026
by Andre Williams
Child dies after being run over by vehicle driven by grandmother
The police are investigating after a woman drove a motor car over her two-year-old grandchild, killing her in Rules Pen, Clarendon, Saturday night.
May 3, 2026
by S. Jaishankar
S. Jaishankar | The deep-rooted and ever evolving India-Jamaica partnership
For many Indians, the mention of Jamaica will immediately elicit thoughts of the cricket of Michael Holding and Chris Gayle, the music of Bob Marley and Jimmy Cliff, the athletics of Usain Bolt and…
May 3, 2026
by Nicola Cunningham
Love audit: Is your relationship in the red or are you raking in profits?
If your relationship were a company, would you be thriving? For Clinical Psychologist Yvonne Anderson-Binns, growing a relationship is indeed similar to growing a business, as both possess some of the…
May 3, 2026
by Nicola Cunningham
‘Yes Indeed’: Tommy Cowan at 80 - A life in music
To say Tommy Cowan was always drawn to music would be an understatement. Music has shaped his life from his early years and provided the necessary sustenance to sing, tour, manage artistes, and emcee…
May 3, 2026
JLP mourns the death of Leslie Campbell
The Jamaica Labour Party is mourning the death of Deputy Treasurer Leslie Campbell. Campbell died on Sunday morning after battling illness.
May 3, 2026
by Erica Virtue
OFF TARGET: Advocates want mandatory minimum removed, lawyers say legislators erred in enacting new Firearms Act
In an uncommon moment of agreement, both defence attorneys and prosecutors are aligned on the Government’s plan to amend the Firearms Act. But the Advocates Association of Jamaica (AAJ) says the…
May 3, 2026
by Corey Robinson
Back to online school? - Administrators brace for Internet learning if fuel crisis worsens
Rising fuel prices are forcing schools to brace for a possible return to online learning, with at least one Kingston institution already preparing as the Middle East war persists.