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Haitians land in Portland
A group of Haitians today landed at a beach in Kensington in Portland. Their vessel reportedly came ashore shortly after 2 p.m. It is reported that at least five persons were discovered in the community by the police and that another set was found...
CommentsOhio court refers case brought by Haitian citizens’ group against Trump, Vance to prosecutors
SPRINGFIELD, Ohio (AP) — An Ohio court has referred to county prosecutors a criminal case brought by a citizens' group against the Republican presidential and vice presidential candidates over their comments about Haitian immigrants but...
Comments- Ganja and uncustomed cigarettes found at house in Washington Gardens, man arrested
- Biden administration isn’t extending two-year programme for migrants from four nations
- Sections of some Westmoreland communities under curfew
- Update | Suspect in hit-and-run of policeman in custody
- Shootout in Lease Land, Spanish Town between security forces and gunmen
‘I don’t have any magic wand’
The Jamaican Government is exploring several options to have Fitz Bailey, a retired deputy police commissioner, remain in the local public sector. However, National Security Minister Dr Horace Chang, who made the disclosure, declined to discuss...
CommentsAndrew Holness v Integrity Commission
The Integrity Commission has enlisted King’s Counsel and former Solicitor General Michael Hylton to lead its defence in the judicial review case filed by Prime Minister Andrew Holness. Greg Christie, the commission’s executive director, confirmed...
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Great Jamaican Stories | To preach or not to: The killing of James Knight
IN THE days of slavery, enslaved people were forbidden to preach the gospel of Jesus Christ to one another. They were also taught to obey their masters, and the Bible was referenced by some Christian holders of enslaved people to support that...
CommentsSheriff says rescuers ‘will not rest’ as search for Helene’s victims drags into second week
PENSACOLA, North Carolina (AP): The search for victims of Hurricane Helene dragged into its second week on Friday, as exhausted rescue crews and volunteers continued to work long days – navigating past washed out roads, downed power lines and...
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Humdinger loading
AFTER DEFEATS in the last round of Jamaica Premier League (JPL) matches, Waterhouse and Tivoli Gardens will look to recover from their disappointments when they square off in the feature game of the fourth round at the Anthony Spaulding Complex at...
CommentsHydel’s Barrett slams Ardenne for six
HYDEL HIGH School captain and standout player Ronaldo Barrett found the back of the net six times as he led his team to an 8-0 win over Ardenne High School in ISSA Manning Cup Zone A action yesterday at the Ardenne High School playfield. The win...
CommentsWoodcats transforming scraps into furniture, events props and landscaping material
Woodcats International Limited, a maker of wooden pallets for manufacturing and distribution companies, is looking to carve value from the scraps it once disposed of as waste. General Manager Peter Douglas says the company is utilising the...
CommentsYaneek Page | Financial fraud: what entrepreneurs can learn from Bolt’s missing millions Premium
“When your neighbour’s house is on fire, you better wet yours.” This proverb has never been more relevant regarding Usain Bolt’s ordeal in trying to recover his missing millions from a financial investment firm that was licensed and regulated by...
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High hopes, tough campaigns: ‘Rising Stars’ finale to crown Season 20 champion
Season 20 of ‘Digicel Rising Stars’ ends tonight with what is expected to be a stellar show packed to the brim with guest performances, prizes and surprises following a tough campaign trail. In a conversation with The Sunday Gleaner, this season’s...
CommentsThree decades later, Boyz II Men set for grand J’can encore
Grammy Award-winning R&B group Boyz II Men is known for releasing the type of “big chunes” that solidly connect them...
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Israeli airstrikes rock southern suburbs of Beirut
BEIRUT (AP): Israel carried out a series of massive airstrikes overnight, hitting suburbs of Beirut and cutting off the main border crossing between Lebanon and Syria for tens of thousands of people fleeing Israeli bombardment. The blasts in Beirut...
CommentsSupreme Court to weigh Mexico’s US$10 billion lawsuit against US gunmakers
WASHINGTON (AP): The Supreme Court said Friday it will decide whether to block a US$10 billion lawsuit Mexico filed against leading US gun manufacturers over allegations their commercial practices have helped caused much bloodshed there. The gun...
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Is it okay not to be okay?
We often hear the phrase “It is okay not to be okay,” encouraging acceptance of our low moments. However, this idea can lead us to stay stuck in sadness instead of striving for improvement. Life has its ups and downs, but how long should we accept...
CommentsJamaican ibis: Flightless giant lost to time
The Jamaican ibis was a large, flightless bird endemic to Jamaica, a fascinating creature that roamed the island’s lush landscapes. Fossil evidence of this bird was first discovered between 1919 and 1920 in Trelawny and later in St Catherine and St...
CommentsA Review of the Audi A4 S-Line: A Modern Classic
The Audi A4 has been a cornerstone of the Audi line-up since its introduction in 1994. Known for its blend of luxury, comfort, and performance, the A4 has evolved over the years, adapting to changing market...
CommentsThe four biggest mistakes people make when buying a new car
Car buyers have more tools than ever to get the right vehicle at the right price. Still, mistakes can happen quite easily. Often, car buyers get blinded by emotion or rushed timing. Trading in a Vehicle with Negative Equity Being upside down on...
CommentsRochelle Cameron draws inspiration from breast cancer survivor mom
Rochelle Cameron was shaken when her mother, Marcia Cameron, a breast cancer survivor, said, “Can you imagine that God chose to save me?” These words struck Rochelle deeply, as she had been concerned about her mother pushing herself too hard after...
SAINT model sizzles for Valentino
Chalk up another big win for SAINT International’s top model-making factory. Spanish Town resident Jessie Craig, scouted by the agency’s chief executive officer Deiwght Peters at Eltham High School two years ago, made her global introduction at...
Horace Chang | A balanced approach to unexplained wealth orders in Jamaica
There has been much public discourse regarding the proposal for Unexplained Wealth Orders (UWOs) to be incorporated into Jamaica’s legislative framework, with proponents touting it as a potential panacea for all ills. In the interest of furthering...
CommentsDennis Minott | Gulping down elephants yet filtering out sandflies
Jamaica’s political landscape today reveals a concerning trend of deflection and hypocrisy. The public discourse surrounding certain national leaders underscores an uncomfortable truth: supporters prioritise protecting reputations over addressing...
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Editorial | End stigma in mental illness
Patricia Green | Make building accesses disaster ready