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J-Man’s US trial set as prosecutors seek his testimony in Jamaica
July 22, 2026
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Jahreme ‘J-Man’ Shelton, the Jamaican national who prosecutors have sought to call as an overseas witness in the high-profile triple-murder case against music producer Linval ‘Shab Don’ Thompson and his co-accused, is now set to face a Broward County, Florida, jury on charges stemming from a fatal double shooting.
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Over 500 Hurricane Melissa-damaged roofs repaired under phase one of gov’t-led programme
Director General at the Office of Disaster Preparedness and Emergency Management (ODPEM), Commander Alvin Gayle, says 507 roofs that were impacted by Hurricane Melissa have been repaired under Phase I of the Government-led roofs repair programme.
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New Mediation Act will be game changer in how community disputes are resolved: Justice Minister
Minister of Justice and Constitutional Affairs, Delroy Chuck, believes the new Mediation Act and the first comprehensive national policy on Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) will be game changers in how community dispute resolutions are handled, and should produce further reductions in crime.
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Trelawny Infirmary resident to move into retrofitted container homes this month
The six containerised houses being retrofitted to accommodate residents of the Trelawny Infirmary are expected to be ready for occupancy by the end of this month.
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J-Man’s US trial set as prosecutors seek his testimony in Jamaica
Jahreme ‘J-Man’ Shelton, the Jamaican national who prosecutors have sought to call as an overseas witness in the high-profile triple-murder case against music producer Linval ‘Shab Don’ Thompson and his co-accused, is now set to face a Broward County, Florida, jury on charges stemming from a fatal double shooting.
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Trelawny Infirmary resident to move into retrofitted container homes this month
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PROOF IN THE PUDDING- Mount Pleasant sporting director sees number of national U20 reps as a good sign
Mount Pleasant Football Academy holds the distinction of being the Jamaican club with the most players selected to be part of the upcoming Concacaf Men’s U20 Championship.
Paul Christie, sporting director at Mount Pleasant, said this was no surprise as the club is committed to developing the Caribbean’s next generation of elite players.
Paul Christie, sporting director at Mount Pleasant, said this was no surprise as the club is committed to developing the Caribbean’s next generation of elite players.
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Roswell continues form in Slovakia
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David and Goliath, Jamaica and unbeaten Barbados
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‘His voice had an anointing in it’ - Final farewell for gospel revival singer Kukudoo marked by music, tributes
Mourners arrived early at the Ranny Williams Entertainment Centre on Sunday for a final viewing of gospel revival singer David ‘Kukudoo’ McDermott at the event celebrating his life. His body was transported by Perry’s Funeral Home in a grand glass chariot draped in green, said to be his favourite colour.
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‘It’s like a dream come true’ - Boom Boom honoured as dancehall ambassador
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French energy firm secures Jamaica land for utility-scale solar and hydrogen project
French renewable-energy company HDF Energy said it has secured land in Jamaica for a proposed utility-scale solar, hydrogen and battery storage project, and wants investors, contractors, suppliers and operators to participate in its development.
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AMG profit slides amid dip in production
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Confidence results reversed in second quarter of 2026
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Something Extra | Wednesday
A Taste of Reggae Sumfest served up great music, great vibes and great style over the weekend as Vybz Kartel and Mavado took to the stage together for the first time in nearly two decades since their fiery Gaza versus Gully feud. Also on the Sumfest platter were the stylish patrons, who put their own spin on festival looks. Something Extra serves up a second dose of social highlights.
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Competition meets community at Frano Fitness Sports Day
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Too many options can overwhelm the brain
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Editorial | Remove IC roadblocks
There may be reason to question the Integrity Commission’s (IC’s) framing of its complaint about the slow pace – and the consequences – of the Government of Jamaica’s efforts to designate more state bodies and agencies as “competent authorities”.
At a press conference last week, IC officials discussed the issue largely in the context of the commission’s inability to readily share information with key institutions that could help them combat corruption and prevent other irregularities.
At a press conference last week, IC officials discussed the issue largely in the context of the commission’s inability to readily share information with key institutions that could help them combat corruption and prevent other irregularities.
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Norris R. McDonald | Wage theft: Stolen wages, stolen dreams
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