JC, Wolmer's match postponed due to rain
The ISSA Manning Cup Group A second round match between Jamaica College (JC) and Wolmers Boys has been postponed due to heavy rain at the Ashenheim Stadium earlier today. The match was called off by the referees in the second half with approximatel
JPS denies four-day outage notice
The Jamaica Public Service Company (JPS) has dismissed as false a graphic circulating on social media and WhatsApp claiming that a four-day system outage would affect Kingston and Portmore, St Catherine, beginning tonight. The company said this evening i
JC, Wolmer's match postponed due to rain
The ISSA Manning Cup Group A second round match between Jamaica College (JC) and Wolmers Boys has been postponed due to heavy rain at the Ashenheim Stadium earlier today. The match was called off by the referees in the second half with approximatel
Stone Love, mento set for Kingston Artwalk Festival
Stone Love, one of Jamaicas most influential sound system brands, is set to rock the Kingston Creative Artwalk Festival in downtown Kingston on Sunday. Staged along Water Lane from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. under the theme ‘Rewind and Come Again, the fest
Editorial | New class of disasters
In an echo of the early Cold War days when people in the West stocked home bunkers in case of nuclear war, Britain this week advised its citizens to store at least three days of food, water and cash in the event of emergencies. In this, the UK has joined
That Five Miles tragedy
THE EDITOR, Madam: I am writing with reference to The Gleaner editorial on the Five Miles tragedy, and would like to extend condolences to the families of Corporal Trevoy Shaw and Constable Devoney Rose, who gave their lives in the service of their count
GoodHeart | Winsome Callum honoured with Woman in Energy Award
Winsome Callum, director of corporate communications at the Jamaica Public Service Company (JPS), has been honoured with the 2026 Woman in Energy Award by the Canadian High Commission, recognising her 29 years of service to Jamaicas energy sector. Call
Election could help shape Amazon's future
SAO PAULO (AP): While Brazils presi-dential candidates have not made policy of the Amazon a major campaign topic, climate scientists and environmentalists say the winner of Sundays race could determine whether, and how soon, the worlds largest ra