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Millions unspent
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Millions unspent

After receiving $1.44 billion in donations by February 23, 2026 to assist Jamaicans devastated by Hurricane Melissa, the Office of Disaster Preparedness and Emergency Management (ODPEM) had spent just $26.2 million, or 1.8 per cent of the funds, by that date, according to an Auditor General’s Department report tabled in Parliament on Tuesday. The real-time audit of the Hurricane Melissa Relief Initiative, which examined financial management and procurement under the Government’s Roof Restoration Programme, also found that $34 million worth of roofing materials could not be properly verified because the supplies had not been supported by signed delivery slips or goods received notes (GRNs), while a further $141.1 million in committed expenditure lacked confirmed payment documentation

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HMHW Sectoral Presentation - Dr. the Hon. Christopher Tufton (May 12th)
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HMHW Sectoral Presentation - Dr. the Hon. Christopher Tufton (May 12th)

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China’s Xi to press Trump on Taiwan, tariffs during summit
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China’s Xi to press Trump on Taiwan, tariffs during summit

Taipei, Taiwan – Chinese President Xi Jinping is expected to seek concessions on Taiwan and US tariffs when he meets United States President Donald Trump for a high-stakes summit taking place in the shadow of the war on Iran. Trump will arrive in China on Wednesday evening for a three-day visit that will mark the first trip by a US leader to the country since 2017, when Trump visited in the early days of his first term

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OT Equity Analysis | Knutsford Express: Recovery in Progress and the Final Quarter Test
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OT Equity Analysis | Knutsford Express: Recovery in Progress and the Final Quarter Test

Knutsford Express Prepared for Our Today | Capital Markets & Investments Desk May 10 2026 Of all the JSE-listed companies whose financial statements will carry the fingerprints of Hurricane Melissa through to the May 2026 year-end, few will tell the story more cleanly than Knutsford Express Services Limited (JSE Junior Market: KEX). The company operates routes across the western parishes that took the full force of the storm on October 28, 2025

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St James town hall salutes five Salt Spring residents as Project STAR community champions
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St James town hall salutes five Salt Spring residents as Project STAR community champions

Project STAR has singled out five Salt Spring people for its Community Champion awards after a parish town hall, citing steady volunteering, leadership and work to push the area forward across mentoring, outreach, messaging and small business.

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Hylton urges tangible prosperity beyond fiscal metrics in Sectoral Debate
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Hylton urges tangible prosperity beyond fiscal metrics in Sectoral Debate

Opposition spokesperson Anthony Hylton told Parliament on Tuesday that headline economic indicators cannot substitute for lived relief on food, fuel and wages, and pressed for a national growth plan anchored in Jamaica’s assets.

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Gov’t mulls social media policy for children
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Gov’t mulls social media policy for children

Kingston, Jamaica—A social media policy for Jamaica’s children could be in the making. Minister of Health and Wellness Dr Christopher Tufton told the Parliament on Tuesday that research is underway to determine the level of harm being done to Jamaican children by social media

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Dragon boat ‘twins’ begin to make a name
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Dragon boat ‘twins’ begin to make a name

Kashane and Ashane might sound like names given to twins. However, it is sheer coincidence that a mere ‘K’ separates two professional bodybuilders of no relation who happened to make their dragon-boat debuts for Jamaica in The Bahamas two weekends ago.Kashane McFarlene and Ashane Gordon-Morrison turned heads and drove the fear of strength into other competitors at the May 2-3 Bahamas International Dragon Boat Festival, moving even rivals to share tips on technique, which, they assured, if mastered, would make Jamaica “unbeatable” with an athletic team featuring former footballer Rushaine Tyrell as well as martial artists Richard Stone, Akino Lindsay and Nicholai Reid.Introduced to the sport by a fellow gym enthusiast familiar with Jamaica’s dragon-boat captain, Jason McKay, Kashane and Ashane jumped at the opportunity to represent their country in a second sport.Both returned home as members of the team that lowered the mixed 200-metre with a time of 1:01.82.“The first time I tried dragon-boat racing, I was like, ‘Wow! This is a new experience’, something vastly different from anything I have ever done, my first time doing any watersport, first time paddling a boat,” said Kashane, who competes in men’s physique bodybuilding as an International Fitness and Bodybuilding Federation (IFBB) pro.Ashane, who started competing locally in 2019 and was women’s physique champion from 2019-2024 before going pro in 2025, said she is now in love with dragon-boat racing.“I love it

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The doctor we feared, trusted, and loved
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The doctor we feared, trusted, and loved

The EDITOR, Madam:Jamaica has lost a distinguished medical practitioner and one of those quiet community figures whose influence extended far beyond the walls of the consulting room. The passing of Dr Ouida Golding-Beecher marks the end of a life of professional excellence, compassionate care, Christian faith, and devoted service to the people of Manchester and Jamaica.For many families in Mandeville and beyond, Dr Golding-Beecher was part of the rhythm of family life itself – present in moments of illness, fear, uncertainty, healing, and hope.Long before medicine became dominated by hurried consultations and technological distance, she represented a generation of physicians who still practised medicine as vocation, relationship, and ministry.My earliest memory of Dr Golding-Beecher remains vivid

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Something Extra | Wednesday
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Something Extra | Wednesday

Something Extra | Wednesday Notes: Photo credits: Trevieno Cole Maternal love reigned in the hills above the city on Sunday afternoon in Newcastle, St Andrew. EITS Cafe welcomed scores of guests for its much-anticipated reopening with the Mother’s Day Brunch ’N Beats

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INDIAN PREMIER LEAGUE - Holder helps Gujarat pacers raze Hyderabad for 86 to go top
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INDIAN PREMIER LEAGUE - Holder helps Gujarat pacers raze Hyderabad for 86 to go top

Ahmedabad, India (AP):Gujarat Titans dismissed the batting powerhouse of Sunrisers Hyderabad for their lowest score of 86 runs and went to the top of the Indian Premier League with a fifth straight win yesterday.Pacers Kagiso Rabada (3-28) and Jason Holder (3-20) did a lot of damage, while Prasidh Krishna took 2-23 in his return game to bowl out Hyderabad in 14.5 overs in Gujarat's 82-run victory.Half-centuries from Sai Sudharsan (61) and Washington Sundar (50) earlier carried Gujarat to 168-5 on a difficult pitch where fast bowlers picked up 14 of the 15 wickets.Gujarat, with eight wins, displaced Royal Challengers Bengaluru from the numb-one spot. Hyderabad is third with 14 points behind Bengaluru on net run-rate."We knew if we bowled well, we would always be in the game," Gujarat captain Shubman Gill said

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Elizabeth Morgan | A more difficult time for trade

Photo caption: A container ship sits at anchor as a small motorboat passes in the foreground in the Strait of Hormuz off Bandar Abbas, Iran. (AP Photo) With the impact of Hurricane Melissa in October 2025, Jamaica’s trade figures for that year were expected to register some decline

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Florida court clears Tiger Woods prescription pharmacy files for prosecutors in March DUI matter
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Florida court clears Tiger Woods prescription pharmacy files for prosecutors in March DUI matter

A Florida circuit judge has cleared prosecutors to receive the Palm Beach pharmacy prescription history of Tiger Woods in connection with his March impaired-driving arrest, while a confidentiality order keeps the files away from the public.

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Holland’s GLOW - The strides of Shanoya Douglas and Holland High
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Holland’s GLOW - The strides of Shanoya Douglas and Holland High

Glow — Growing, Learning, Overcoming and Winning — as the acronym guiding the development of students at Holland High in Falmouth, Trelawny, is a graphic tale of the gallant strides of student athlete Shanoya Douglas and the academic performance of the school.In the animated audience in the stands at the National Stadium, or glued to your television sets watching all that was gripping during this year’s Boys’ and Girls’ Athletics Championships (Champs), you would have been struck by the repeated remarks of event reporters that Shanoya had steadfastly kept asserting that she was not interested in attending any other school but Holland High. Your interest would also have been heightened because it was a shared comment and sentiment of schoolmate and running mate Johan Reynaldo Smythe.Students from Muschett High in Wakefield, Trelawny, they were pursuing sixth-form studies down the proverbial road at Holland High in Falmouth, the capital of the parish — turning a deaf ear, as it were, to luring recruiters from ‘established’ traditional schools throughout the country.That would again have stirred interest because, increasingly, in the world of sports, the transfer of promising student athletes from non-traditional high schools to more ‘recognised’ secondary school institutions has become customary

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Tufton announces $1b injection to create infrastructure maintenance facility; new fund to tackle social determinants of health
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Tufton announces $1b injection to create infrastructure maintenance facility; new fund to tackle social determinants of health

Amid ongoing complaints about the state of infrastructure in the health sector, the Government will, this year, be pumping $1 billion into the establishment of its Health Infrastructure Maintenance Fund (HIMF), through which a range of initiatives are to be established this year with the aim of addressing ongoing concerns about the rundown state of facilities in the health sector as well as tackle the social factors that play a role in determining the poor state of health of large segments of the Jamaican population.Chief among the initiatives announced by Health and Wellness Minister Dr Christopher Tufton yesterday is the pumping of $1 billion into completing the work needed ahead of full rollout of a new Health Infrastructure Maintenance Fund (HIMF) as well as the establishment of a $500-million Social Determinants of Health CARE Fund, which will focus on 10 specific areas impacting health.Making his contribution to the 2026-2027 Sectoral Debate in the House of Representatives yesterday, Tufton said preparatory work on the HIMF had already started under the Health Infrastructure Planning and Project Management Division in the ministry and that former regional director of the Western Regional Health Authority (WRHA) St Andrade Sinclair has been shifted to his ministry’s head office to develop this new function.“This fund will be financed through a percentage of the health budget dedicated to a process of routine and unexpected maintenance through a series of specific initiatives involving establishing baseline inventory logging, establishing routine maintenance schedules, and outsourcing the monitoring and maintenance of our health infrastructure, with a focus on mechanical, electrical, and plumbing and air conditioning or HVAC and elevator services,” Tufton said.Tufton said the intention is to develop operational manuals and terms of reference and performance criteria with critical success factors and outsource the routine maintenance of these specific functions for health facilities.“We expect to use this financial year to complete the work for full rollout next financial year based on a free pilot this year. Approximately J$1 billion has been earmarked in this year's budget for this new function

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17-y-o Antonio Wallace impresses in bodybuilding debut

At just 17 years old, Antonio Wallace stepped boldly onto the bodybuilding stage for the very first time and made an impressive debut. The Ardenne High School grade-11 student, who resides in Portmore, emerged as the youngest competitor in this year’s Jamaica Bodybuilding and Fitness Association (JABBFA) Novice and Junior Championships, held on April 25 at the Courtleigh Auditorium.Despite competing against older, more experienced athletes and without guidance from coaches leading up to competition day, Wallace held his own, placing second in the Men’s Physique Juniors and fifth in the Men’s Physique Most Muscular categories.For many first-time competitors, simply stepping on stage is an achievement

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Bishop lifts Barbados Pride with bat and spin as Red Force wobble in Antigua playoff
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Bishop lifts Barbados Pride with bat and spin as Red Force wobble in Antigua playoff

Joshua Bishop made 99 not out and took four wickets as Barbados Pride cut Trinidad and Tobago’s lead on day three of the West Indies Championship final at Coolidge Cricket Ground. Cephas Cooper’s unbeaten hundred kept the Red Force ahead heading into the last day.

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More players sidelined ahead of World Cup - Mounting injuries rehash questions over expanded football schedule
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More players sidelined ahead of World Cup - Mounting injuries rehash questions over expanded football schedule

AP:Injuries to some of football's biggest names are mounting ahead of the World Cup, which starts next month, including Kylian Mbappé, Lamine Yamal, and Mohamed Salah.All three are expected to be fine in time for the World Cup, but others have not been so fortunate.France's Hugo Ekitike sustained an Achilles injury in April that could take more than six months to fully recover, ruling him out of the tournament co-hosted by the United States, Canada, and Mexico and, possibly, the start of next season.Brazil stars Rodrygo and Éder Militão are definitely out. So is Bayern Munich and Germany forward Serge Gnabry after injuring his adductor in training.Arsenal defender Ben White is out of contention for the World Cup after sustaining medial ligament damage

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Putin hails Russia’s test launch of ‘most powerful missile in the world’
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Putin hails Russia’s test launch of ‘most powerful missile in the world’

Russia has test-fired a new intercontinental ballistic missile, with President Vladimir Putin describing the nuclear-capable Sarmat weapon as the world’s “most powerful” missile. State television broadcast footage of Sergei Karakayev, commander of Russia’s strategic missile forces, reporting to Putin on what Moscow described as a successful launch on Tuesday

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JISTV | National Land Agency Inception Ceremony for the Land Administration Capacity Enhance Project
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JISTV | National Land Agency Inception Ceremony for the Land Administration Capacity Enhance Project

Join the National Land Agency (NLA) for the official Inception Ceremony for the Land Administration Capacity Enhancement Project, an important initiative aimed at strengthening Jamaica’s land administration systems, improving operational efficiency, and enhancing service delivery for citizens and stakeholders. This project represents a significant step toward modernizing land management processes through improved technology, institutional development, and increased capacity within the land administration sector

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Manufacturers urged to reformulate as sugar tax takes effect
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Manufacturers urged to reformulate as sugar tax takes effect

With consumers now paying more for non-alcoholic sweetened beverages, manufacturers are being urged to pivot by reformulating their products to provide consumers with more affordable and healthier options while maintaining taste profiles. This call is coming from executive director of the Scientific Research Council, Dr Charah Watson, who says the SRC is willing to work with manufacturers to help them meet the new sugar regulations without compromising on customer experience

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National Land Agency launches Land Administration Capacity Enhancement Project at inception ceremony
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National Land Agency launches Land Administration Capacity Enhancement Project at inception ceremony

The National Land Agency held an inception ceremony for a programme to strengthen Jamaica’s land administration, sharpen operations, and improve service delivery, with officials and partners outlining aims and expected impact.

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Flippa Moggela Facing New Drug Charges in United States
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Flippa Moggela Facing New Drug Charges in United States

Flippa Moggela Facing New Drug Charges in United StatesBy Mckoy's News / May 12, 2026 Jamaican dancehall entertainer Flippa Moggela is once again making headlines after reports surfaced that he is facing new drug-related charges in the United States. Federal prosecutors in New Jersey reportedly charged the artiste, whose real name is Andrew Kendrick Davis, in connection with an alleged drug conspiracy involving cocaine, fentanyl, and methamphetamine distribution between 2025 and 2026

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Govana and Jada Kingdom reunite for Brandon Shakespeare–produced “Mi Seh” remix

Govana and Jada Kingdom record together again on a remix of “Mi Seh,” with Brandon Shakespeare behind the boards. It follows “Better Than That” and “Pull Over,” both of which drew millions of views on YouTube.

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NHF prescription volume nears three million yearly as programme spend reaches $11.5 billion
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NHF prescription volume nears three million yearly as programme spend reaches $11.5 billion

Health Minister Dr Christopher Tufton told Parliament the National Health Fund now fills close to three million prescriptions annually for more than 770,000 Jamaicans, with NHFCard membership and covered illness categories both rising as operating costs climb.

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MoHW Citizens Charter Launch
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MoHW Citizens Charter Launch

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CVM News At 7PM | @CVMTVNews
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CVM News At 7PM | @CVMTVNews

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Cool Shade (also Coolshade), Portland, Jamaica
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Cool Shade (also Coolshade), Portland, Jamaica

Cool Shade (also Coolshade) is located in Portland, Jamaica (Caribbean). ⭐ Points of Interest: LOCATION: Find this place on Google Maps

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96 Young Jamaicans Certified As Firefighters After Completing Training
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96 Young Jamaicans Certified As Firefighters After Completing Training

Ninety-six young Jamaicans, including 85 males and 11 females, have successfully completed an intensive 13-week induction programme and are now the newest members of the Jamaica Fire Brigade (JFB). The members of Intake #27 were honoured during their graduation ceremony, held at Iona High School in St

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Over 98 Per Cent of NWC Customers Reconnected Post-Melissa
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Over 98 Per Cent of NWC Customers Reconnected Post-Melissa

The National Water Commission (NWC) has now restored service to more than 98 per cent of customers who were without water supply, following disruptions caused by the passage of Hurricane Melissa in October 2025. Acting President of the NWC, Kevin Kerr informed a JIS Think Tank on Tuesday (May 12), that this restoration comes amid significant damage sustained to the infrastructure

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CXC pilots modular CTEC exams at Dinthill Technical as ministry backs flexible study units
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CXC pilots modular CTEC exams at Dinthill Technical as ministry backs flexible study units

Caribbean Examination Council deputy Eduardo Ali watched learners sit CTEC mathematics module one at Dinthill Technical in St Catherine while the education ministry hosted the visit. The CTEC pilot began in September 2025 and the first certificates are expected before year-end.

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Kemar Ricketts to Lead Calabar High School Football from June 2026
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Kemar Ricketts to Lead Calabar High School Football from June 2026

Calabar High School has named Kemar Ricketts head coach of its football programme, with duties starting 1 June 2026. Principal Sian Wilson says the administration is optimistic about the programme under his leadership.

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TransJamaican Highway Q1 toll income climbs 29% to US$29m
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TransJamaican Highway Q1 toll income climbs 29% to US$29m

TransJamaican Highway took in US$29 million across the three months to 31 March 2026, a 29% rise on the prior-year quarter, as vehicle counts climbed and more drivers used cashless tolling while the May Pen–Williamsfield corridor joined the network.

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Alleged JUTC Fuel Theft Mastermind Freed After Case Collapses in Court
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Alleged JUTC Fuel Theft Mastermind Freed After Case Collapses in Court

Alleged JUTC Fuel Theft Mastermind Freed After Case Collapses in CourtBy Mckoy's News / May 12, 2026 St Catherine, Jamaica: Mastermind behind JUTC fuel theft case freed – A man accused of being the central figure in a reported fuel theft operation involving the Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC) was released on Monday after prosecutors acknowledged they had no evidence connecting him to the alleged criminal activity. The ruling was handed down in the St Catherine Parish Court by Judge Courtney Maxwell, who dismissed the matter and issued a no-order ruling due to insufficient evidence

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Honduras mayor arrested for masterminding environmentalist’s killing
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Honduras mayor arrested for masterminding environmentalist’s killing

Honduran authorities have arrested three people, including a powerful politician, accused of plotting the 2024 assassination of an environmental leader, an incident that became a symbol of government corruption. Adan Funez, former mayor of the city of Tocoa, was captured at his home on Tuesday on suspicion of masterminding the killing of Juan Lopez, following years of accusations by religious and environmental leaders

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Sister Nancy’s “Bam Bam” Goes Gold in UK | ePrime
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Sister Nancy’s “Bam Bam” Goes Gold in UK | ePrime

Sister Nancy’s song Bam Bam has gone gold in the UK. The track recently achieved gold certification from the British Phonographic Industry after surpassing 400,000 units in the United Kingdom

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Agreement for sale of north street property – radio jamaica limited (rjr)
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Agreement for sale of north street property – radio jamaica limited (rjr)

Agreement FOR SALE OF NORTH STREET PROPERTY – RADIO JAMAICA LIMITED (RJR) May 12, 2026 6:45 pm RADIO JAMAICA LIMITED ANNOUNCES ENTRY INTO AGREEMENT FOR SALE OF NORTH STREET PROPERTY FINAL Media Release.Sale of North Street.May 12 2026. JSE Updates MAYBERRY INVESTMENTS LIMITED (MIL) – ANNOUNCES OVER-SUBSCRIPTION AND EARLY CLOSURE OF ITS MIL PUBLIC BOND OFFERING Easier Access to the JCSD Portal for You! Cultivating Emotionally Intelligent Leaders for Resilient and Thriving Workplaces – Livingstone Morrison, Group CEO, JSE Quantas Advantage Inc – Main Market Prospectus (Revised) (2) A Transformative Milestone for Jamaica’s Financial Sector: Trading GOJ Securities on the JSE Unlocks the Domestic Yield Curve Mayberry Investments Limited Bond Prospectus – April 2026

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JSE – Jamaica Stock Exchange Limited Unaudited Financial Statements for the First Quarter ended March 31, 2026

Jse – Jamaica Stock Exchange Limited Unaudited Financial Statements for the First Quarter ended March 31, 2026 May 12, 2026 6:44 pm The Jamaica Stock Exchange Limited has released its first quarter financial statements for the quarter ended March 31, 2026 and the report can be viewed via the following link: JSE’s First Quarter 2026 Unaudited Financial Statements JSE Updates MAYBERRY INVESTMENTS LIMITED (MIL) – ANNOUNCES OVER-SUBSCRIPTION AND EARLY CLOSURE OF ITS MIL PUBLIC BOND OFFERING Easier Access to the JCSD Portal for You! Cultivating Emotionally Intelligent Leaders for Resilient and Thriving Workplaces – Livingstone Morrison, Group CEO, JSE Quantas Advantage Inc – Main Market Prospectus (Revised) (2) A Transformative Milestone for Jamaica’s Financial Sector: Trading GOJ Securities on the JSE Unlocks the Domestic Yield Curve Mayberry Investments Limited Bond Prospectus – April 2026

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Opinion: Growing alarm over AI costing jobs
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Opinion: Growing alarm over AI costing jobs

Americans are increasingly concerned that Artificial Intelligence (AI) is costing jobs and, as the technology expands, could eliminate many more. Those concerns are valid

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Sitting of Parliament | Sectorial Debate | Tuesday May 12 2026
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Sitting of Parliament | Sectorial Debate | Tuesday May 12 2026

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Jamaica News Today May 12, 2026 /Real News Media TV
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Jamaica News Today May 12, 2026 /Real News Media TV

Jamaica News Today May 12, 2026 /Real News Media TV/RNM TV Please support RNM TV Merch: Real News Media TV (RNM TV) provides the latest Jamaica news daily at your finger tips. We provide the latest Jamaica morning news, midday news, evening news and night news to keep you our viewers in the know

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Apply Today for the Hope Youth Summer Work Programme!
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Apply Today for the Hope Youth Summer Work Programme!

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Manor Park Micro Enterprises Adopt Digital Payments| News at 7 PM | @CVMTVNews
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Pensions Fund Reforms & Jamaica's Reconstruction| News at 7 PM | @CVMTVNews
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Pensions Fund Reforms & Jamaica's Reconstruction| News at 7 PM | @CVMTVNews

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$100 Million Yam Recovery Programme to Benefit Approximately 70 Farmers + MORE NEWS
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$100 Million Yam Recovery Programme to Benefit Approximately 70 Farmers + MORE NEWS

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TransJamaican Highway lifts Q1 profit 46% and pays US$13 million interim dividend
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TransJamaican Highway lifts Q1 profit 46% and pays US$13 million interim dividend

TransJamaican Highway Limited posted stronger first-quarter revenue and earnings for 2026, raised its interim dividend, and reported wider T-Tag use across toll roads including Portmore.

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JSE Bond Indices as at May 12, 2026

Jse Bond Indices as at May 12, 2026 May 12, 2026 3:53 pm JSE Bond Indices May 12, 2026 JSE Updates MAYBERRY INVESTMENTS LIMITED (MIL) – ANNOUNCES OVER-SUBSCRIPTION AND EARLY CLOSURE OF ITS MIL PUBLIC BOND OFFERING Easier Access to the JCSD Portal for You! Cultivating Emotionally Intelligent Leaders for Resilient and Thriving Workplaces – Livingstone Morrison, Group CEO, JSE Quantas Advantage Inc – Main Market Prospectus (Revised) (2) A Transformative Milestone for Jamaica’s Financial Sector: Trading GOJ Securities on the JSE Unlocks the Domestic Yield Curve Mayberry Investments Limited Bond Prospectus – April 2026

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Tranquility, Portland, Jamaica
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Tranquility, Portland, Jamaica

Tranquility is located in Portland, Jamaica (Caribbean). ⭐ Points of Interest: LOCATION: Find this place on Google Maps

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Why is Iran increasingly targeting the UAE in its war messaging?
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Why is Iran increasingly targeting the UAE in its war messaging?

Tehran, Iran – Iranian authorities have increasingly singled out the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in their war messaging, and have warned of stronger strikes against the country if the United States and Israel resume their attacks. “Our label of ‘neighbours’ with the Emirates has for now been lifted, and the label of ‘hostile base’ has been set for the country,” Ali Khezrian, a member of the Iranian parliament’s national security commission, told state television earlier this week

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