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Graduation fanfare for resilient Adrianna
June 25, 2026
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Four years after a devastating fire at her then Westmoreland home killed her twin brothers and left her with life-threatening burns, 16-year-old Adrianna Laing was among the proud graduating class at the Maggotty High School, in St Elizabeth, yesterday.
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CARE Fund to target mental health and other social issues
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Dr Kimorley Humphrey, the principal director of the Ministry of Health and Wellness' Community Action for Rewarding Engagement (CARE) Fund, wants community organisations to seize a new opportunity to secure government funding for projects tackling some of Jamaica's most pressing health and social challenges.
Dr Kimorley Humphrey, the principal director of the Ministry of Health and Wellness' Community Action for Rewarding Engagement (CARE) Fund, wants community organisations to seize a new opportunity to secure government funding for projects tackling some of Jamaica's most pressing health and social challenges.
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Spain wins World Cup group, beating Uruguay 1-0 as Muslera’s error sends 2-time champion home
Spain defeated Uruguay 1-0 after another goalkeeping mistake by Fernando Muslera to advance to the knockout stage of the World Cup and eliminate the South American powerhouse on Friday.
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Cape Verde’s dream run continues, becoming smallest country into World Cup knockout round
Cape Verde completed an improbable run through the group stage with a third straight World Cup draw to become the smallest country to earn a spot in the knockout round following a 0-0 draw against Saudi Arabia on Friday night.
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CARE Fund to target mental health and other social issues
WESTERN BUREAU:
Dr Kimorley Humphrey, the principal director of the Ministry of Health and Wellness' Community Action for Rewarding Engagement (CARE) Fund, wants community organisations to seize a new opportunity to secure government funding for projects tackling some of Jamaica's most pressing health and social challenges.
Dr Kimorley Humphrey, the principal director of the Ministry of Health and Wellness' Community Action for Rewarding Engagement (CARE) Fund, wants community organisations to seize a new opportunity to secure government funding for projects tackling some of Jamaica's most pressing health and social challenges.
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NCDA concerned over increase in ganja among minors out west
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Jamaica and Guyana to explore housing solutions
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Thompson-Herah heads to Europe Trials no-shows Lyston, Clayton to compete in Zagreb
After missing the final of the women's 100 metres at the recent JAAA Puma National Senior and Junior Championships, Elaine Thompson-Herah will return to the track today at the Boris Hanžeković Memorial meet in Zagreb, a World Continental Tour Gold meet.
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DaCosta eyeing double with American Aviator, I Dream Again
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5 Questions With Govana
In an industry where longevity is hard-earned, Govana has remained one of the few dancehall artistes to command both relevance and respect. The Spanish Town-born deejay has built a reputation for his sharp lyricism, versatility and authenticity. Following the success of his 2024 sophomore album, Legacy, Govana has continued to keep his name in the conversation through releases, such as Top Lawyer, Mi Seh and Itsy Bitsy, while also pushing creative boundaries with The Bobby Lane Project, a short film and music compilation that has drawn praise for its storytelling.
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St Catherine Festival Queen 2026 turns personal loss into advocacy
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Armani's heirs carry vision forward - House faces its next chapter
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United Oil presses Jamaica farm-out as Strait of Hormuz ‘closure’ reprices prospect
Offshore oil exploration firm United Oil & Gas Plc expects to secure a joint-venture partner by October, according to its full-year results published this week.
The company cited the disruption to global oil supply caused by the “effective closure” of the Strait of Hormuz as a factor sharpening investor interest in its Jamaica licence.
The company cited the disruption to global oil supply caused by the “effective closure” of the Strait of Hormuz as a factor sharpening investor interest in its Jamaica licence.
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Silvera wins second JMEA term with data-led agenda for manufacturers
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Companies in preparation for JSE Micro Market listing
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Joshua Palmer going beyond the basics
For Joshua Palmer, fashion is about far more than clothing. It is a language of confidence, creativity and identity that allows him to express himself without words. The 28-year-old digital creator, stylist and influencer is using his content to show that fashion isn't solely the domain of women or traditional stylists. It is a space where Jamaican men can be expressive and bold.
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Pharrell sends Vuitton surfing
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Something Extra | Thursday
June 25, 2026
Editorial | Economic potential in Africa
Jamaica’s plan to dispatch a trade mission to Ghana next month is a potentially important development, not only for the island but for the Caribbean Community (CARICOM). It can help to energise recent initiatives to expand economic relations between the Caribbean and Africa.
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