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Mayor: Businesses behind 80% of MoBays illegal dump waste
WESTERN BUREAU: Montego Bay Mayor, Richard Vernon, is urging stricter oversight of the citys business community, arguing that commercial operators should face prosecution for improper waste disposal. The practice, he warns, is costing the municipality

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Today's Issue Published: Saturday, March 14, 2026
News

Robinson urges PM to rethink governance structure, avoid capital spend bottleneck

Opposition Spokesman on Finance Julian Robinson has argued that meaningful growth in the Jamaican economy will remain elusive unless and until the Government takes concrete steps to unclog the bottlenecks that are preventing the full spend of the capital

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Sports

WADA to weigh barring Trump, US officials from Olympics, World Cup over unpaid dues

NEW YORK (AP): The World Anti-Doping Agency is considering rewriting its rules to try barring President Donald Trump and all U.S. government officials from attending the LA Olympics in 2028 in a move that could also have implications for the World Cup bei

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Entertainment

Movie Review | ‘Reminders of Him' is a sad-happy Colleen Hoover adaptation

The hunky, sweet hero in the new romantic drama Reminders of Him at one point turns to the movies heroine and tells her: “Im starting to wonder if youre the saddest girl Ive never met.” Its hard to argue. First, shes a penniless for

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Commentary

Editorial | Bracing for El Niño

Weather scientists are calling it ‘super and ‘Godzilla as the El Niño weather phenomenon takes effect after a two-year respite. El Niño is part of a broader climate cycle and is linked with elevated temperatures across the Caribbean. This

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Letters

The Caribbean dancing to another tune
THE EDITOR, Madam: Cayman Islands recently legalised same-sex relationships despite the opposition of many people, politicians and churches. This has not happened in Jamaica and much of the Caribbean because they are, on the face of it, independent count

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Lifestyle

Something Extra | Saturday

Toasting to a Boozy Brunch on Sunday, the Jamaica Food and Drink Festival wrapped up its 2026 edition, inviting guests to delight in delectable dishes by chefs Brian Lumley for Visa, Simon Levy of Roast Specialty Meats, Charissa Skyers of Pink Apron, and

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