Campbell calls for greater investment in agriculture to boost food security
Opposition Spokesman on Agriculture, Fisheries and Food Security, Dr Dayton Campbell, is calling for greater investment in Jamaicas agricultural sector, arguing that the industry remains critical to job creation, poverty reduction, and the countrys
Campbell calls for greater investment in agriculture to boost food security
Opposition Spokesman on Agriculture, Fisheries and Food Security, Dr Dayton Campbell, is calling for greater investment in Jamaicas agricultural sector, arguing that the industry remains critical to job creation, poverty reduction, and the countrys
Update | US grants visa to Haitian football player to join team for World Cup
The United States government has given a visa to Woodensky Pierre, the only member of Haitis national football team who lives in the Caribbean country, to travel and participate in the World Cup, an official said Tuesday.
10 years of QORIHC awards - ‘bittersweet' 2026 queens honoured at gala ceremony on Sunday
It is said that hindsight is 20/20 and, in retrospect, there are some things that Laurell Nurse would have done differently in order to have the 10th anniversary of Queens Of Reggae Island Honorary Ceremony (QORIHC)) unfold in the spectacular fashio
Dean Jones | Is there still a real estate boom in Jamaica today?
For much of the past decade, Jamaicas property market seemed almost unstoppable. New apartment towers rose across Kingston. Resort developments expanded along the north coast. Housing schemes stretched into former cane fields. Returning residents bough
Letter of the Day | The ‘Book of Tarantino' is not the gospel
THE EDITOR, Madam:
The recent controversy surrounding US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth, who delivered a military prayer mistakenly blending the Prophet Ezekiel with a violent monologue from the movie Pulp Fiction, exposes a deep-seated spiritual crisis.&
A new chapter at the helm: SAJ welcomes acting commissioner of Customs
The Management Committee of the Shipping Association of Jamaica recently met with Kirk Benjamin in what marked an important first engagement since his appointment as acting commissioner of Customs. More than a courtesy call, the discussion signalled a sha