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News

Aftershocks rattle KFTL after cocaine sting

Heightened security and growing unease gripped Kingston Freeport Terminal Limited (KFTL) on Saturday, a day after a major cocaine bust led to the arrest of eight people and intensified an investigation into an alleged drug-smuggling syndicate with connect

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Sports

Douglas takes second silver

Jamaica added two more medals to its tally on the fourth and penultimate day of competition at the World Under-20 Championships in Eugene, Oregon, yesterday, as Shanoya Douglas captured silver in the womens 200 metres. At the same time, Tiana Marshall

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Business

Rising temperatures could keep more flights from taking off on time

Airline passengers know to expect possible flight delays when weather forecasts call for thunderstorms, heavy snow or strong wind. The omens are less obvious on a hot summer day with clear skies. Yet, extreme heat also disrupts flights and travel plans. O

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Entertainment

Mikie Bennett says OD is ‘icing on the cake'

For more than 45 years, Michael ‘Mikie Bennett has been a driving force in Jamaican music, creating music, nurturing talent, and helping to shape an industry that has become one of the countrys most powerful cultural exports. Along the way, he has

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Commentary

Editorial | AI and integrity of exams

When students in Denmark return to school this week after their summer recess, they will do so under a new regime governing how they can use generative artificial intelligence (AI) technologies for their assignments. For example, the 9,000 students in upp

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Lifestyle

Kaysia Johnson Vaughan talks marketing, leadership and mentorship

As a marketing and communications specialist, Kaysia Johnson Vaughan has used storytelling, strategy, and creativity to help organisations strengthen their relationships with customers across the Caribbean. Her expertise, leadership, and passion for volun

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In Focus

Kay Osborne | Negotiating from strength: What Jamaica owes itself

Jamaica does not need to stand up to America. Jamaica needs to stand up for Jamaica. This distinction lies at the heart of an essential conversation about sovereignty, foreign policy, and good governance. The United States is Jamaicas most important ex

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Auto

Ford Everest Titanium 4WD: Pick-Up Muscle Meets Luxury Family Comfort

Whether navigating the stop-and-start rush hour on Constant Spring Road or heading up to the hills of Mandeville for a weekend getaway, Jamaican drivers are constantly searching for one thing: the ultimate all-rounder.

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