• The 'eternal' Maradona
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• Unmasking the coronavirus issues
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• Legislation coming to deal with gun crimes, says Chang
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• HIV-positive people still being denied basic human rights, study finds
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• Ruffa One STICKS TO ROOTS
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• 109 schools inspected and rated satisfactory for phased reopening in 2021 11:01 pm
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• Modern legislation coming to deal with possession of illegal firearms 10:55 pm
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• National COVID-19 vaccine coordinating committee to be established
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• Transport Authority extends application deadline for route taxis 10:47 pm
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• Increase in arrests of praedial larcenists 10:42 pm
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• Five compete for reggae Grammy
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• No more regional talk shop!
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• MIT student who won 2021 Rhodes Scholarship has J'can heritage
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• Quality of material triggers rejection of road rehab projects
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• Microsoft providing 500,000 software licences to J'can students
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• An abused wife's horror story
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• Immigration officer shot in hit and run accident
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• A 'Yaad' Style Thanksgiving
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• Delay to local gov't elections
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• 'Not normal times'
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Road repairs will cost at least $5.5 billion, says NWA

The National Works Agency (NWA) says it's not through tallying the damage to the island's main road network, but its best assessment at this time is that repairs will... Read More

Speid slams principals who have returned to school
MONTEGO BAY, St James — Owen Speid has slammed some principals who he has accused of trying to look better than their peers by going out to school despite the...... Read More

West fingered as island sees 'slight' increase in COVID-19 cases
THE Ministry of Health and Wellness (MOHW) is reporting a “slight” increase in the number of COVID-19 cases on the island, raising concerns that the virus...... Read More

Another dog attack
JUST over eight hours before legislators in the Lower House passed the Dogs (Liability for Attacks) Bill on November 17, a woman was attacked and bitten by a pack of...... Read More

Brathwaite cracks dominant hundred to lead Windies batting in Tour match

QUEENSTOWN, New Zealand (CMC) —Opener Kraigg Brathwaite gave proof that he may be running into form ahead of the two-Test series against New Zealand, with a... Read More

ISSA boss Wellington urges new JAAA executive to focus on junior athletes
Keith Wellington has called on the next executive of the Jamaica Athletics Administrative Association (JAAA) to pay more attention to junior athletes, especially those...... Read More

We need answers!
It has been confirmed that there won't be any Premier League football in Jamaica in 2020 and Humble Lions Head Coach Andrew Price is sounding like a...... Read More

'The ball obeyed him'
BERLIN, Germany (AFP) — Former West Germany captain Lothar Matthaeus has described Argentina legend Diego Maradona, whom he faced in the 1986 and 1990 World Cup...... Read More

Wigton's expansion projects halted by COVID-19

As the general pace of business activities continue to be impacted by the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, Wigton Windfarm said that COVID-19... Read More

Bleak Christmas for most downtown Kingston vendors
Just one month before Christmas and the downtown Kingston's shopping meccas of Darling and Beckford Streets are already lined with the latest fashion wear and other...... Read More

TJH will bid for Montego Bay bypass toll road
TransJamaican Highway Limited (TJH), operators of Highway 2000 East-West wing, has formally made known its interest in bidding for the Montego Bay...... Read More

KLE earnings compressed as COVID-19 fallout rages on
With in-person dining limited and no event permits being issued in Jamaica, KLE Group Limited's earnings continue to deteriorate with its third-quarter results...... Read More

Chino to triple the treat

Singjay Chino McGregor has crafted a three-part project that will appeal to everyone. Read More

Dalwayne makes case for the weed
Dalwayne shows his support for marijuana on his latest single Deal Wid it. Produced by Phillip McFarlane of Irie Yute Records, the song was written seven years...... Read More

Rahim Burrell puts passion on record
RAHIM Burrell says he always had a passion for music. However, when a former schoolmate expressed the challenges of being a fledgling deejay, the 21-year-old sprung...... Read More

Brent gets its due
No Bass Like Home, a two-year series highlighting the contribution of the borough Brent to the development of reggae in the United Kingdom, ended on November 15 with...... Read More

24-hour hotline listed for women who need domestic violence shelter

KINGSTON, Jamaica— Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, Olivia Grange, has listed the numbers for the 24-hour hotline for women who need to use the... Read More

On IDEVAW, Grange says we must fight back stronger than ever before
KINGSTON, Jamaica— Below is part of the statement by Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, Olivia Grange, to the Houses of Parliament yesterday, to mark...... Read More

Let's redouble our efforts to eradicate gender-based violence forever, urges Guterres
KINGSTON, Jamaica— United Nations Secretary‑General António Guterres has reiterated his appeal for the international community to work to end the “shadow...... Read More

Serika Sterling - A strong foundation
WHEN Serika Sterling was being anaesthetised for her Caesarean section to deliver her premature triplets in 2017, she knew that there was a high probability that she...... Read More

Citizens play an integral role in fighting crime

It is never easy to lose a loved one. And without wanting to downplay the emotional effects that we, humans, feel whenever we have to bid an eternal farewell to a... Read More

Can't bury our heads in the sand while children suffer
Our children are at risk in Jamaica. If one speaks with the Child Protection and Family Services Agency it is obvious that they are concerned. In the...... Read More

Those hypocrites of Hippocrates
The Hippocratic Oath is one of the oldest binding documents in history. The oath, written by Hippocrates, also known as the Father of Medicine, and...... Read More

Dry Harbour Mountains mining not worth environmental risks
With the tremendous jolt that the Jamaican economy has received from the novel coronavirus pandemic, and with economic forecasts indicating a slow recovery of the...... Read More

Speid slams principals who have returned to school

MONTEGO BAY, St James — Owen Speid has slammed some principals who he has accused of trying to look better than their peers by going out to school despite the... Read More

West fingered as island sees 'slight' increase in COVID-19 cases
THE Ministry of Health and Wellness (MOHW) is reporting a “slight” increase in the number of COVID-19 cases on the island, raising concerns that the virus...... Read More

Barrett Town, Granville benefiting from JSIF's 'Safe Route to School' initiative
MONTEGO BAY, St James -  Principals for the Barrett Town All-Age and Granville Primary and Infant schools in St James are ecstatic...... Read More

NOT ENOUGH!
MONTEGO BAY, St James - Veteran track and field official Lenford “Tony” Myers has called on the Jamaica Athletics...... Read More

The 'eternal' Maradona

Such were the limitations of television 50/60 years ago that the great majority of those who idolised Mr Edson Arantes do Nascimento, better known as... Read More

Congrats, Mr Biden, Mrs Harris; well fought, Mr Trump
With Mr Joseph R Biden having been recognised as the apparent winner of the November 3, 2020 United States presidential elections, we can now express our full-throated...... Read More

'Silence in the face of evil is itself evil'
Sad to say, but we have been here many times before.... Read More

Immigration remains important to Jamaica under the Biden-Harris Administration
Migration , as it always has, will be one of the important issues for Jamaicans, both here and in the United States, when it comes to the incoming...... Read More

Ranger comes in with a Raptor

Kingston Industrial Garage (KIG), dealers for the Ford brand of motor vehicles in Jamaica, launched the 2021 Ford Ranger Raptor pickup, virtually,... Read More

Gordon Town Road warning
THE National Works Agency (NWA) says it is awaiting a government decision on the solution to the closed St Andrew East Rural Gordon Town main road, before starting the...... Read More

The electrifying Porsche Cayenne
HOW do you make the best sport utility vehicle (SUV) better? You harness the power of electricity like Porsche has for its largest model, the Cayenne. The superiority...... Read More

Standing the test of tyre
Government - owned Jamaica Ultimate Tyre Company is Jamaica's leading retreader of tyres.... Read More

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