Cops on alert
Police in western Jamaica say they are preparing for the anticipated deportation of a once-reputed area leader from Flanker in Montego Bay, St James, insisting that his expected return to the island will not derail the significant gains made in reducing v
Six college athletes off to FISU America Games in Lima
SIX college athletes left the island yesterday to participate in the fourth staging of the International University Sports Federation (FISU) America Games in Lima, Peru. The Games began on July 20 and will run until August 1. Intercol Jamaica will only pa
EU approves Paramount-Warner merger with conditions
NEW YORK (AP): The European Union (EU) approved Paramounts US$81 billion takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery this week, effectively clearing another regulatory hurdle for a mega merger that could vastly reshape the entertainment and media landscape worl
Editorial | Tackling food waste
According to the UN Environment Programmes Food Waste Index, in 2024, the average Jamaican household threw out an estimated 88 kilogrammes (194 pounds) of food. Combined, that was over 243,000 tonnes of food waste for the year. While these figures were
Jamaica must become a nation under God
THE EDITOR, Madam: What has become of the command to “Love thy neighbour as thyself”? There are many wants and needs. Mankind seems to have forgotten that we are but stewards. Adam failed to keep the power that he was given – dominion over all thin
Something Extra | Saturday
Several hotspots across Kingston, St Andrew and St Catherine were transformed into football watch parties on Sunday as fans gathered to witness the FIFA World Cup reach its thrilling conclusion with the showdown between Argentina and Spain. Donning jersey