UEFA punishes Rangers over anti-woke banner
AP: RANGERS WERE sanctioned by UEFA yesterday after fans held up a giant anti-woke banner during a Europa League game against Fenerbahce. The Scottish club were told they would have to close their famed Copland Stand for one match if there were any...
‘A great ally'
Security issues are expected to hold prominence in discussions between Marco Rubio and Prime Minister Dr Andrew Holness when the United States secretary of state kick-starts his two-day tour of the Caribbean in Jamaica today. The Trump...
Kind Hearts Foundation celebrates completion of 10 compassion homes for Beryl survivors
Kind Hearts Foundation, in partnership with Food For The Poor Jamaica, proudly announces the successful completion and donation of 10 fully furnished compassion homes to families who lost their residences during Hurricane Beryls destruction of...
‘We controlled it'
JAMAICAS REGGAE Boyz qualified for the 2025 Concacaf Gold Cup after a 3-0 win over St Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG) at Sabina Park yesterday, for a 4-1 aggregate win over the two-leg qualifying tie. Warner Brown opened the scoring in the 27th...
Private sector wooed to manage Tryall Beach
The Government of Jamaica wants private sector partners to manage and operate Tryall Beach in Hanover, which serves as a rest stop near a golf course. The beach spans approximately 200 metres and features a shallow shoreline with few benches,...
Keznamdi's surprise tribute brings Earth Hour Jamaica founder to tears
Before Keznamdi hit the stage at the Hope Botanical Gardens on Saturday night for the annual climate change and sustainability-based Earth Hour Jamaica concert, he thought of doing two surprises. One was calling his sister, Kelissa, on stage for an...
Editorial | From Lazarus to Alpart
Evoking Edward Seaga, Dr Wesley Hughes has raised the possibility of a route towards a Lazarus-like resurrection for the Alpart alumina refinery. His ideas are worthy of serious consideration by the Government. Dr Hughes scheme, however, would...
Letter of the Day | Give mentally ill persons a fair chance to lead a normal life
THE EDITOR, Madam: Take a walk through any of our town centres and invariably you will see mentally ill persons lying on the streets, sleeping on the floor under plazas (piazzas), walking the road in dirty clothes, or going through garbage for...
Physiotherapist Tashara Harriott-Green's mission to help children with cerebral palsy
Tashara Harriott-Green, a physiotherapist at the Rehabilitation Institute of the Caribbean Limited, is part of a team dedicated to the care, support, and training of children living with cerebral palsy at the institutes Kingston location. While...
Gut health: Heal-nourish-energise
YOUR GUT is your gastrointestinal system and includes your stomach, intestines and colon. It digests and absorbs nutrients from food and excretes waste. About 200 different species of bacteria, viruses and fungi live in your large intestine. The...
‘A minor glitch'
WASHINGTON (AP): President Donald Trump on Tuesday downplayed the texting of sensitive plans for a military strike against Yemens Houthis this month to a group chat that included a journalist, saying it was “the only glitch in two months” of his...