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FLA signals retreat from court action against Integrity Commission report
June 04, 2026
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The Firearm Licensing Authority (FLA) has signalled the agency will abandon court action against an Integrity Commission report that found its database was "manipulated" to record allegedly fake ammunition purchases, including by a dead man.
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Louis Moyston | Are we a country without a conscience?
On May 20, 2026, The Gleaner carried a most important article, “Conscience crisis”, that must not be ignored.
The article is important because it raises a critical description of the behaviour of youth and adults surveyed in 2024. The survey revealed “frustration over perceived corruption, injustice, alongside an increasing willingness among younger people to bend rules and prioritise personal advancement.”
The article is important because it raises a critical description of the behaviour of youth and adults surveyed in 2024. The survey revealed “frustration over perceived corruption, injustice, alongside an increasing willingness among younger people to bend rules and prioritise personal advancement.”
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Wayne Campbell | Cycling for a Greener Future
The transformative impact of the bicycle is frequently overlooked.
The bicycle is often referred to as the “people's nag”. The bicycle earned the nickname “the people’s nag” because it democratised transportation. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, it liberated the working class from relying on expensive horses known colloquially as "nags", providing an affordable, lightweight, and accessible way for ordinary people to travel freely under their own power.
The bicycle is often referred to as the “people's nag”. The bicycle earned the nickname “the people’s nag” because it democratised transportation. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, it liberated the working class from relying on expensive horses known colloquially as "nags", providing an affordable, lightweight, and accessible way for ordinary people to travel freely under their own power.
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Three Jamaicans among 19 charged in major US drug trafficking probe
Three Jamaicans are among 19 persons who have been arrested and charged in a major United States drug trafficking investigation targeting two alleged multi-state drug trafficking organisations.
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BROWN SUES FLA - Former dealer says delayed certificates crippled firearms businesses
Businessman Kent Brown is pursuing nearly $9 million in special damages against the Firearm Licensing Authority (FLA), alleging that the agency's failure to issue renewal certificates after approving his licences led to the collapse of his firearms-related businesses.
The lawsuit was filed in March 2022 and a defence from the FLA in 2023. A hearing date has not yet ben set.
The lawsuit was filed in March 2022 and a defence from the FLA in 2023. A hearing date has not yet ben set.
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West Indies succumb at Bina - Chameera's four-wicket haul seals Sri Lanka's 41-run victory in chaotic opener
In a match that had everything, from spectacular fielding and batting pyrotechnics to a bizarre power outage that briefly plunged Sabina Park into darkness, Sri Lanka held their nerve to defeat West Indies by 41 runs in the first One-Day International yesterday.
In the end. Sri Lanka posted 303 for seven, and then restricted the hosts West Indies to 262 all out.
In the end. Sri Lanka posted 303 for seven, and then restricted the hosts West Indies to 262 all out.
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Dream Catcher’s staying power good for 1,000 Guineas
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‘All Peabo Bryson wanted was some Jamaican jerk chicken’ - June Isaacs remembers singer’s performance at Red Rose for Gregory
Following Tuesday’s passing of R&B legend and two-time Grammy Award-winning singer Peabo Bryson, entertainers across the globe and civic leaders have shared tributes acknowledging his unmatched legacy. The legendary voice on two Oscar-winning Disney film duets – Beauty and the Beast with Celine Dion and A Whole New World with Regina Belle from Aladdin, – Bryson passed away in hospital in Atlanta a few days after having a stroke. He was 75.
June 3, 2026
First Rock plans APO to fund property acquisitions
First Rock Real Estate Investments Ltd Group plans to raise funds through an additional public offering (APO) to acquire real estate and for working capital purposes, as the group pushes to grow recurring rental income.
"We're looking at debt financing, and we're also going to approach our shareholders at the company's AGM. With their vote, we'll be doing an APO," said Ryan Reid, executive chairman and co-founder of First Rock Group.
"We're looking at debt financing, and we're also going to approach our shareholders at the company's AGM. With their vote, we'll be doing an APO," said Ryan Reid, executive chairman and co-founder of First Rock Group.
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US sanctions Iran’s largest digital asset exchange, Nobitex
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Something Extra | Thursday
Toasting to World Cognac Day, Hennessy hosted an ultra-exclusive pairing dinner at Ivy 23 on Tuesday, putting the spotlight on its iconic V.S, V.S.O.P, and X.O expressions. The evening’s guest list, comprising musical artistes, producers, influencers, and media partners, showed up and showed out in their finest black or white attire. Upon arrival, guests were instantly 'cast away' to a world of luxury with a welcome cocktail featuring Hennessy Pure White, merging tropical island flavours of coconut and pineapple with the smooth, fruity notes of the classic cognac, all while being serenaded by the soulful strings of violinist Ziah Push. Something Extra has the social highlights.
June 3, 2026
Finding the right recipe for a good day
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Something Extra | Wednesday
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Editorial | No STEM without English
Kevin Brown, president of the University of Technology (UTech), is right about the failures of Jamaica’s education system, especially its inability to graduate students proficient in mathematics and science.
He is, however, wrong to describe this as an “emerging crisis”. The crisis has long been here.
He is, however, wrong to describe this as an “emerging crisis”. The crisis has long been here.
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