Broughton students help to build new tennis court, spark excitement for sport
Excitement is building at Broughton Primary School in Westmoreland following the completion of a newly marked tennis court – an initiative aimed at boosting physical activity and introducing students to a new sport. The project, led by tennis player Kev
From market to mayhem
Annotto Bay, St Mary: Inadequate parking – further compounded by higglers peddling their produce in the streets and along corridors, blocking entrances to commercial entities – is one of the chronic problems plaguing the town of Annotto Bay in St Mary
Champions edge closer to play-offs
Defending champions Cavalier took another big step towards securing their place in the Jamaica Premier League (JPL) play-offs after an industrious 2-0 win over Racing United at Stadium East yesterday. Kimarley Scott put Cavalier ahead in the 63rd minute
Ribbie Chung celebrates life, legacy and impact
Brian ‘Ribbie Chung marked his 67th birthday in style Thursday night at Ribbiz Ultra Lounge, surrounded by close friends, family, and valued business partners. The atmosphere was warm and celebratory, reflecting the strong relationships he has built
Lloyd Barnett | Selecting Jamaica's final court of appeal
In the discussions respecting constitutional reform, the question of selecting Jamaicas final appellate court has probably been the most contentious. In fact, it has threatened to frustrate the entire constitutional reform programme.
Letter of the Day | Power must serve, not be concentrated
THE EDITOR, Madam: I am writing with reference to the news report in The Gleaner ‘Malahoo Forte and Opposition MPs pick apart NaRRa Bill, which highlights a concern that warrants both affirmation and deeper reflection: the troubling consolidation of
Something Extra | Monday
From global power players to cultural trailblazers, the spotlight shone brightly at the annual TIME100 Gala, held at Frederick P. Rose Hall in New York City on Thursday. Celebrating the worlds 100 most influential people, the coveted list spans pioneer
A growing amateur choir brings joy and community to hundreds
BELGRADE (AP) An amateur pop choir that started with a couple dozen singers in a small Serbian town has found unexpected success across the country. Its motto? Anyone can sing. While community choirs are common in other countries, they are relatively r