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11 Oct, 2026
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Elite Diagnostic asks large shareholders to disclose plans after heavy trading
Elite Diagnostic Ltd has asked its large shareholders to disclose their intentions after another session of heavy trading in its shares on Friday, when 41.5 million units changed hands. It was the…
11 Oct, 2026
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Petrojam sees stable fuel prices through year-end as oil markets settle
Danville Walker, general manager of Petrojam Ltd, said Jamaica will likely see stable fuel supplies and relatively contained fuel-price movements through the remainder of 2026. That’s due to increased…
11 Oct, 2026
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Sunday Social
Rebranded the Negril Universal Film Festival (NUFF), the Gareth-Cobran-created valentine to Afro-centric films, including shorts, features, and documentaries returned for its seventh staging on the…
11 Oct, 2026
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Canada fuels Jamaica’s winter airlift rebound as arrivals remain below pre-storm levels
Jamaica has secured more than 1.3 million airline seats for the January-April 2027 winter tourist season, a 23.5 per cent increase over the same period a year earlier, in the clearest sign yet that…
11 Oct, 2026
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Peta Gay Ferguson | When principle comes at a price
There was a time when Jamaica understood that being small did not mean we had to speak small. We emerged into independence without great military or economic power, but with our voice, our history,…
11 Oct, 2026
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Dream House | A home above the blue
Standing on a deserted beachfront at the base of a 90-foot cliff, we look up at a house perched at the edge of the precipice. Its modern architectural lines captivate us with features such as…
11 Oct, 2026
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Gordon Robinson | Propaganda in pictures
With apologies to the late, great Charlie Hyatt, when I was a bwoy, movies were exciting events. Going to the movies, especially drive-in movies, was like a road trip and hotel stay all in one. I…
11 Oct, 2026
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From great houses to courthouses
Some of Jamaica’s finest storytellers don’t speak at all. They stand on street corners and hillsides, in town squares and harbours, holding centuries of memory in brick, limestone, and timber. This…
11 Oct, 2026
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Is your life in a ‘waiting room’?
Have you noticed how quietly we turn life into a waiting room? We tell ourselves, “I will relax when things settle down,” “I will enjoy life once I sort myself out,” or “I can only have peace when…