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July 25, 2026 | News
Police in western Jamaica say they are preparing for the anticipated deportation of a once-reputed area leader from Flanker in Montego Bay, St James, insisting that his expected return to the island will not derail the significant gains made in reducing violent crime across Area One over the past decade.
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Jamaica to bank on sprints, relays at CAC Games

In less than 10 days, Jamaica’s young athletes will be chasing glory at the World Under-20 Championships in Eugene, Oregon, with the five-day competition getting under way on August 5. Two years ago in Lima, Peru, Jamaica won five medals – four gold and one silver – to finish fourth on the medal table, and there are hopes the team can better that performance. The last time the championships were held in Eugene, in 2014, Jamaica collected six medals, including Jaheel Hyde’s gold in the men’s 400m hurdles, and finished 11th overall.
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Price says show must go on after big Fuller loss

Tivoli Gardens head coach Andrew Price says he is deeply saddened by the departure of prodigious attacker Nickalia Fuller to Jamaica Premier League rivals Mount Pleasant Academy, but insists the club must continue its developmental mission in west Kingston. The 21-year-old Fuller has left his boyhood club after four seasons, during which he scored 16 goals and provided eight assists. His impressive form also earned him a call-up to the Reggae Boyz, where he scored once in four international appearances.
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Phenomenal Power lands Mouttet gate with Diamond Mile win

PHENOMENAL POWER yesterday booked a win-and-you’re-in ticket for December’s Mouttet Mile by flooring two previous winners, defending champion RIDEALLDAY and 2024 champion, FUNCAANDUN – plus two-time runner-up, LEGACY ISLE – posting a stunning gate-to-wire win at odds of 9-1 in the $10 million Diamond Mile, almost lowering Wantin An Havin’s 29-year-old track record.

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Hugh Croskery, who partnered with Zachary Harding as equal owners in launching Delta Capital Partners in 2020.
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THEN IT WAS GONE

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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Sunshine Girls captain, Shamera Sterling-Humphrey (right) started her Commonwealth leadership with win over Trinidad and Tobago.
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Great start, big test

Jamaica’s Sunshine Girls will be seeking their second consecutive victory at the Commonwealth Games Championships when they take on former world champions New Zealand in what is expected to be one of the most exciting matches of the tournament in Glasgow, Scotland. The contest is scheduled to begin at 3 p.m. (Jamaica time), with both teams entering the clash on the back of convincing opening-day victories.

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Miss Universe Jamaica St Elizabeth 2026 Suzan Dowdie says service remains at the heart of her work as she continues supporting vulnerable residents through the Lil Suz Foundation.
July 25, 2026

Miss Universe Jamaica St Elizabeth keeps service at heart of reign

For Suzan Dowdie, becoming the first Miss Universe Jamaica St Elizabeth was more than a personal triumph; she viewed it as a victory for every elder she has served, every woman challenging gender stereotypes, and every little girl who has been told her dreams are out of reach. Dowdie, a 28-year-old general construction forewoman and founder of the Lil Suz Foundation, said she plans to use the crown to amplify her humanitarian work while championing disaster recovery efforts and creating opportunities for vulnerable residents across the parish.

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A $370 billion question: Who is Jamaica building?

Meet Samantha She’s 32, and part of a generation trying to stretch every monthly pay cheque and cover rent while helping ageing parents and relatives get by. She isn’t reading Integrity Commission or auditor general’s reports. And a headline about J$370 billion in government contracts reads like noise to her. It certainly isn’t noise. However, it is her roads, the medical care available to loved ones, whether she can afford to run the A/C to cool her bedroom, cost of living, and if her generation will own property that preoccupy her daily thoughts.

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10-year-old Ricshi Scarlett proudly displays her first-place medal at the Scotia Kids Football Championships finals on May 31. The Rousseau Primary student discovered a passion for football after taking up the sport less than a year ago.
July 25, 2026

GoodHeart |10-y-o Ricshi Scarlett finds her place in football

At just 10 years old, Ricshi Scarlett has already developed a passion for competition through track and field and netball. However, it was a simple decision to say “yes” to trying something new that led the Rousseau Primary School student to one of the biggest achievements of her young sporting career.

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Andy Burnham, Britain’s Labour candidate for Makerfield, speaks in front of supporters during the by-election in Makerfield, England, Thursday, June 18.
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Editorial | Andy Burnham’s lost Raj

A week ago, Andy Burnham, Labour’s new leader, became Britain’s seventh prime minister in a decade, the amount of time Andrew Holness, who is still in office, has held the job in Jamaica.

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