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Marisa Dalrymple-Philibert
December 9, 2025 by Albert Ferguson

Dalrymple-Philibert: No Jamaican will be denied access to justice despite hurricane damage

WESTERN BUREAU: State Minister Marisa Dalrymple-Philibert has vowed that no Jamaican will be denied access to justice despite Hurricane Melissa’s crippling blow, which damaged courthouses and justice…
Volunteers cleaning bed-bases at the Mustard Seed Children’s Home in Adelphi, St James, following the passage of Hurricane Melissa on October 28.
December 9, 2025 by Christopher Thomas

Christmas treat still on for Mustard Seed Children’s Home

WESTERN BUREAU: Despite the devastation caused by Hurricane Melissa on October 28, organisers say the annual Christmas treat for children at the Mustard Seed Home in Adelphi, St James, will go ahead.…
The Evolution of Jamaican Cooking and Preserving Our Culture won Best Independently Published Book in the World.
December 9, 2025 by Keisha Hill

Book on Jamaican cuisine earns global recognition

Jamaican cuisine is more than food. It is memory, migration, survival, celebration and identity served on a plate. Its evolution reflects centuries of cultural blending, creativity and resilience,…
From left: Kory Hall, energy policy analyst, Climate Analytics Caribbean; Philip Julien, CEO, Kenesjay Green; Rueanna Haynes, director, Climate Analytics Caribbean; Senator Dr Joyelle Trizia Clarke, minister of sustainable development, environment and clim
December 9, 2025

Earth Today | Caribbean reports to inform regional resilience

CLIMATE ANALYTICS Caribbean recently used the platform provided by COP30, the global climate talks, to share their latest reports, anticipated to help to guide regional resilience building.
Countries recently met for another round of climate negotiations, this time in Belém, Brazil between November 10 and 21.
December 9, 2025

Earth Today | Countries failing

IN THE decade since the historic Paris Agreement was inked, heralding new arrangements for solutions to the climate crisis, there has been progress on limiting global warming. The problem is that it…
Glenroy Brown stands on the rubble left of a section of his home in Beeston Spring after Hurricane Melissa.
December 9, 2025

Earth Today | Climate funds yield results

MULTILATERAL CLIMATE Funds (MCFs) have produced a results impact report that reveals US$34 billion in total approved financing, US$176.2 billion in co-financing, close to 2,300 active adaptation and…
Mayne
December 9, 2025

CHARGES LOOM

Minister of State and St Ann South Western Member of Parliament Zavia Mayne is to be charged for breaching Section 43(1)(b) of the Integrity Commission Act (ICA). The Integrity Commission’s (IC)…
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December 9, 2025

... State minister rejects claims

Government minister and attorney-at-law Zavia Mayne has rejected claims by the Integrity Commission (IC) that he has not complied with a lawful request by the anti-corruption body. In a statement…
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December 9, 2025 by Tanesha Mundle

Rockfort man acquitted in 2022 police shooting case

A Rockfort resident accused of taking part in a deadly late-night attack on police personnel in east Kingston in 2022, which left one man dead, was freed of all charges last Thursday after no evidence…