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18 Oct, 2026
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Ainstein searches for MoBay identity
Montego Bay United (MBU) head coach Javier Ainstein is looking to build a more cohesive and tactically versatile outfit as he works to establish a distinct playing identity for the club. The Argentine…
18 Oct, 2026
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Julian Robinson | Making medical progress work for Jamaicans
The pace of change in medicine is extraordinary. Research continues to expand what we know, new treatments are changing the options available to patients, and technology is transforming how physicians…
18 Oct, 2026
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Editorial | Mr Chuck is wrong
Justice Minister Delroy Chuck has it wrong. The Integrity Commission (IC) isn’t, and wasn’t, intended to be, implicitly or otherwise, the Government’s public relations agency on corruption prevention.
18 Oct, 2026
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Lyle turns focus to World Cup
National Under-17 player Jamone Lyle says he has put the recent controversy surrounding his eligibility for Jamaica College (JC) behind him and is now focused on preparing for next month’s FIFA…
18 Oct, 2026
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Orville Taylor | Heroes and legends
Two terms are often used interchangeably, and sometimes a person is both. However, heroes and legends are very distinct things, and sometimes a legend is not a hero in any sense. Legends are people…
18 Oct, 2026
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Ruben Gonzalez-Vicente | Can Jamaica be the Singapore of the Caribbean?
Every so often, Singapore reappears in Caribbean political conversations as a model to aspire to. This is hardly surprising. What is not to like? Singapore is a tiny tropical island with few natural…
18 Oct, 2026
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Discipline with compassion
Alston High School in Clarendon starts early for Andre Wellington. As dean of discipline, he is at the gate supervising searches, checking uniforms and grooming, logging infractions and calling…
18 Oct, 2026
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Access granted
A tribunal has ordered the government’s principal training agency to hand over the full, unredacted and authenticated minutes of all board meetings held between 2020 and 2023 to the attorneys for a…
18 Oct, 2026
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Garth Rattray | On heroes and zeros
Most people look for heroes on television, in the newspapers, in sports, in politics, on battlefields, and in environments where recognition is easily found. We celebrate popularity, power, and…