‘AI not the problem - Artificial intelligence expert warns CXC preparing students for ‘a world that no longer exists
WESTERN BUREAU: The Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) is preparing students for “a world that no longer exists”, by scrapping traditional School-Based Assessments (SBA) over artificial intelligence, says AI expert Christopher Christie, who argues t
Kemelia ‘Kem Kem' Paul laid to rest as family remembers a joyful peacemaker
Against a sea of pink and the familiar strains of Great is Thy Faithfulness, family, friends, classmates and teachers on Sunday bid a tearful and emotional farewell to 13-year-old Kemelia Paul, whose tragic death after trying to intervene in a fight touch
Jamaica eye rare men's, women's 100m U20 titles
For the past four World Under-20 Championships, Jamaican women have ruled supreme in the 100 metres, with Briana Williams winning gold in 2018, Tina Clayton claiming back-to-back titles in 2021 and 2022, and Alana Reid taking the crown at the last staging
Tom Holland and Zendaya's ‘epic' plans unveiled
Tom Holland and Zendaya are planning an “epic” wedding party in a British castle. The Spider-Man: Brand New Day co-stars married in an intimate, secret ceremony earlier this year and theyre now planning on going all out to celebrate their nuptials
Editorial | Who graduates high school?
This newspaper is clear: so-called ‘graduation” at basic, early childhood and primary schools are comic pastiches that embarrass and ridicule rather than enlighten. They falsely, and vicariously, celebrate accomplishments at the start of a childs
Autism crisis demands data and state investment
THE EDITOR, Madam: There is an autism crisis that the State has neither measured nor funded, and the consequences are falling squarely on families who can least afford to bear them.
Something Extra | Monday
Football fans gathered at the United States Embassy in Jamaica on Sunday, July 19, to watch Spain face off with defending champions Argentina in an enthralling FIFA World Cup final. After 39 days of competition, ‘La Roja secured their second World Cu
US officials denied visa ahead of October elections
SAO PAULO (AP): Brazils Foreign Ministry said on Saturday it denied visas to two US State Department officials that sought to travel to the South American nation next week, in the latest political barb between the two countries. The move became public