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Two men fatally shot by police in Portland
Two men were fatally shot by the police in Sherwood Forest district, Portland on Wednesday morning. The police report that two firearms were seized. The police report that around 5:15, a team comprising members from the Operational Support Team and oth

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Two men fatally shot by police in Portland

Two men were fatally shot by the police in Sherwood Forest district, Portland on Wednesday morning. The police report that two firearms were seized. The police report that around 5:15, a team comprising members from the Operational Support Team and oth

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Sports

‘We want to play our football'

Having booked their spot in the Concacaf W Championship after a perfect run in the Concacaf W Qualifiers, Reggae Girlz head coach Hubert Busby says his charges must continue to express themselves through their brand of football. The Reggae Girlz enjoyed a

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Business

Confidence results mixed for first quarter 2026
Consumer and business confidence in Jamaica delivered mixed results in the first quarter of 2026. Households recovered some ground lost after Hurricane Melissa, but businesses became more cautious as they grappled with higher costs and lower profits. “B

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Entertainment

Frankie Sly still active

Dancehall deejay and songwriter Franklin Williams, popularly known as Frankie Sly, will be the first to admit that his career has often been defined by songs that outgrew his name, though the veteran, who turns 55 today, has been in the industry since he

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Commentary

The cost of moving money

On Tuesday afternoon, one of Jamaicas major commercial banks notified customers that it will introduce a fee of $19.55, including GCT, for outgoing ACH transfers effective June 1, 2026, a service that had previously been a free service for many of its

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Letters

Beyond the rain: The ethical implications of undisciplined driving
THE EDITOR, Madam: Character is not built under pressure; it is exposed by it. When the afternoon showers swept across Kingston last Friday, the city did not simply grind to a halt. It staged an unrehearsed public confession. From Constant Spring to Cros

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Lifestyle

You're not alone in sitting in the car after a long day

AP: Have you ever pulled into the driveway of your home or a parking lot spot and just stayed there? Maybe its a few minutes or half an hour. You might be scrolling on your phone, belting out a favourite song or just staring into the distance. Scroll t

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Health

Reproductive health challenges women face

Womens reproductive health is a cornerstone of overall well-being, yet across the world and particularly in the Caribbean, many women continue to face serious, often preventable health challenges. From complications in pregnancy to untreated infections

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World News

Trump raises prospect of federal support or merger as Spirit Airlines struggles with costs and debt

President Donald Trump on Tuesday suggested that the federal government could help keep a struggling Spirit Airlines afloat, while also encouraging a buyer to step in and rescue the budget carrier. “Spirits in trouble and Id love somebody to buy

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