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Wiretaps, videos central to case against Flippa Mafia

Jamaican entertainer ‘Flippa Mafia’ was under video surveillance by United States (US) law enforcement agents when he and three other men allegedly engaged in the sale of various illegal drugs over…
Updated 35 minutes ago

Mya returns with her first album in 8 years

NEW YORK (AP): To know where the R&B singer Mýa is headed in 2026, it is best to look backwards. In 2003, she released her third studio album, Moodring, featuring the track Sophisticated Lady.
Updated 43 minutes ago by Nicola A. Cunningham

Spragga Benz celebrates legacy with Journey to Kingston - Salutes dancehall’s next generation putting in the work

There are few names in dancehall as recognisable as Spragga Benz. More than three decades after entering the music arena, the veteran deejay continues to command attention, with fans still drawn to…
Updated 50 minutes ago

Andrene Chung | Cut the salt, save our hearts

As Salt Awareness Week is observed from May 11 to 17 under the theme ‘Salt It Out’, we are being called to take a serious look at how much salt we consume — and the heavy toll it is taking on our…
Updated 49 minutes ago

Basil Jarrett | Behind the headlines, beyond the silos

 The Jamaica Accountability Meter Portal (JAMP) held a forum titled, ‘Behind the Headlines: Understanding and Supporting Jamaica’s State Accountability Institutions’. Present at the event was the…
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Updated 1 hour ago

Editorial | Reimagining tourism 

Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett has announced a planned overhaul of Jamaica’s legislative framework, which will replace the 72-year-old Tourist Board Act with a new Tourism Authority Act. The…
Letters
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Letter of the Day | Reimagining the Jamaican brand

THE EDITOR, Madam: The recent removal of the ‘Rude Boy Original’ billboard in Rockfort and Spanish Town has sparked the usual firestorm of moral outrage, but the conversation it has ignited reveals…
Letters
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Thank you, Ms Fae Ellington

THE EDITOR, Madam: I applaud Ms Fae Ellington for her commentary re: the depraved lyrics on the Hill and Gully Riddim. The lyrics are atrocious, disgusting and downright vulgar.
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Fisherman freed after explaining he was carrying knife to scale fish

A fisherman was freed in the St Catherine Parish Court on Tuesday after producing his fisherman's identification card and providing an explanation for possession of an offensive weapon.