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For many ambitious women, the calendar is filled with meetings, deadlines, family responsibilities and endless to-do lists, but finding time for themselves can prove far more difficult. Anika Lake Francis is hoping to change that narrative by making well

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Ruddock confessed to killing Gardner, says police witness

“A mi kill Taneka. Mi nah go tell yuh nuh lie, and mi a go tell yuh everything weh happen.” Those were the words murder accused Andre Ruddock allegedly told a detective constable after being cautioned at Pathways International Kingdom Restoration Mini

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Sports

‘Is this the end?' - Cristiano Ronaldo's future with Portugal unclear after veteran star leaves team

MADRID (AP): Cristiano Ronaldos abrupt decision to leave Portugals training camp after an apparent rift with coach Jorge Jesus has left many wondering about his future in international football. Is he done with Portugal? Or will he make peace with h

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Business

Hurricane Melissa's real lesson – It could hit again

The day after Hurricane Melissa passed, many Jamaicans walked outside to find a different world. The roofs of their houses were gone. Trees lay across roads. Businesses were shuttered. Some families stood silently in front of homes they had spent years, i

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Entertainment

5 Questions with Quada

A youngster with a deep passion for music and a determination to be heard is how associates describe Shacquelle Clarke, better known as Quada, a name he says stands for: Quite Unusual Applicable Dancehall Artistry.

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Commentary

Editorial | The Kamla-Delcy rapprochement

The recent meeting on the margins of the UN General Assembly between Venezuelas Delcy Rodriguez and Trinidad and Tobagos Kamla Persad-Bissessar is good for their countries. It is also positive for the rest of the Caribbean, especially if it helps to

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Letters

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Jamaica has a salary problem, but we keep calling it a cost-of-living problem This is true enuh, the wages paid to Jamaicans are abysmal compared to the cost of living. - @unbrash Only someone whos never been a businessman would ever say this. - @

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Lifestyle

Tips for getting a authentic, professional headshot

Headshots used on social media profiles, business websites and in other career contexts are like virtual handshakes, often introducing people to potential employers, collaborators or audiences long before an in-person meeting. Its natural to want to fe

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World News

Putin vows to use ‘all weapons' if territory attacked

President Vladimir Putin yesterday reiterated Moscows long-held position that Russia is not planning to attack European countries, but will respond to aggression with “all weapons” in its arsenal. In remarks at a foreign policy forum, Putin accused

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