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13 Sep, 2026
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Police seize bullets for high-powered rifles
The police in St Catherine are searching for a group of men who eluded cops, leaving behind a small quantity of ammunition for high-powered rifles. Twenty rounds of 7.62 calibre ammunition used in…
13 Sep, 2026
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PM orders TAJ to develop and implement system to trace demonstration plates
Prime Minister Dr Andrew Holness has directed Tax Administration Jamaica (TAJ) to immediately finalise and implement a formal system that will enable the tracing of demonstration plates. The…
13 Sep, 2026
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“I should’ve given my life to the Lord sooner”, says Junior Tucker
Almost 30 years since he gave his life to the Lord, gospel singer and pastor, Junior Tucker says he should’ve made the decision earlier. Tucker, a former child star who enjoyed major success in the…
13 Sep, 2026
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Sean Major-Campbell | When politicians lie
The Church in Jamaica will have to take clear ethical positions if it is going to be a conscience for the nation in an ever increasingly tribal political climate. Moral clarity cannot be an option.…
13 Sep, 2026
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Dwight Fletcher | War for truth
Last month, we talked about moving on after regret – a topic that is popular in many movies. This month, I want us to consider another growing theme in movies: What happens when we can no longer tell…
13 Sep, 2026
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Yaakov Raskin | A year of wonders begins with us
Today, as Jews around the world celebrate Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, we have entered the year 5787, counted from the creation of the world according to the Jewish calendar. If you are Jewish…
13 Sep, 2026
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Gabriel Agbo | The rain is coming!
Divine projects often begin like a little cloud, but eventually become a mighty rainstorm. When God wants to do something great, it usually starts small. If you are not careful, you may be tempted to…
12 Sep, 2026
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STICK TO CODES - JTA president rejects anything-goes approach to school dress, public standards
Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA) President La Sonja Harrison is calling for a return to stricter dress-code standards in public spaces, including schools and financial institutions, arguing that…
12 Sep, 2026
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Furniture shortage, repairs delay Black River Primary reopening
A week after the start of the new academic year, classes are yet to resume at the Black River Primary and Infant School in St Elizabeth as work continues to restore hurricane-ravaged classrooms. The…