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She saved US$80,000 for her daughter’s future - THEN IT WAS GONE

July 26, 2026 | News
Mary Jane’s* 12-year-old daughter has Down’s syndrome, is autistic and cognitively delayed, and will require medical care for the rest of her life. Determined to provide for her daughter’s future, the retired Jamaican entrepreneur, now living in the United States, had built a US$80,000 nest egg by 2021 to cover her future medical needs. She began exploring short-term investments as a way to increase her savings and that’s when a friend introduced her to Delta Capital Partners, Jane recounted during an interview with The Sunday Gleaner last Wednesday.
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Track and field competition at the Commonwealth Games gets under way today at the Scotstoun Stadium in Glasgow, with 10 Jamaicans in action as the country’s athletes begin their quest for podium finishes. Jamaica will be hoping to better the performance from the last Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, where they finished with 15 medals, including six gold, seven silver, and two bronze.

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PNP breaks silence on leaked audio

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Ska icon, Derrick Morgan, has a pre-trial hearing set for December 11 in the Supreme Court in a case against his daughter, Queen Ifrica.
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Football fans gathered at the United States Embassy in Jamaica on Sunday, July 19, to watch Spain face off with defending champions Argentina in an enthralling FIFA World Cup final. After 39 days of competition, ‘La Roja’ secured their second World Cup title thanks to Ferran Torres’ extra-time winning goal. Guests embraced the sporting occasion in smart-casual looks while cheering on their favourite teams. Something Extra brings you the highlights.

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Editorial | Who graduates high school?

This newspaper is clear: so-called ‘graduation” at basic, early childhood and primary schools are comic pastiches that embarrass and ridicule rather than enlighten. They falsely, and vicariously, celebrate accomplishments at the start of a child’s journey of education and learning, rather than at a point in the process where they have real, substantial and measurable outcomes to commemorate.

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