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The art of style
A crisp, autumnal afternoon finds Kadeem Rodgers in a New York state of mind. The priority on the ascendant Jamaican stylists agenda today is a high-fashion exploration of the citys boroughs. After two subway transfers from Manhattan, hes smack d

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Today's Issue Published: Sunday, November 15, 2026
News

Flood fury

A desperate fight for survival, a missing woman feared dead and 13 residents forced from their homes. That was the grim aftermath of torrential rainfall that swept through the York Street community in Linstead, St Catherine, on Friday, leaving a trail of

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Sports

Denbigh, Glenmuir, Cornwall continue to impress

Giant-killers Denbigh High School struck again yesterday, clipping seven-time champions Munro College 2-0 in their ISSA daCosta Cup quarter-final encounter at Munro. Denbighs Lashawn Barnaby, one of the players hospitalised following a lightning strike

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Business

Tables

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Entertainment

The Lab Studios kicks off the holiday season with ‘Christmas in the Tropics'

It has been quite a year for The Lab Studios. When the production company hosted the SLATE | Jamaica on Screen event in May of this year, the company promised to produce several projects. The latest offering is the Hallmark-style Christmas film, Christmas

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Commentary

Editorial | Foreign Direct Investment and CARICOM

Not much has been made in Jamaica of the latest World Investment Report (WIR) or its offspring analysis of foreign direct investment (FDI) in the Caribbean. However, the Caribbean Investment Report (CIR) deserves serious attention from regional government

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Lifestyle

The art of style

A crisp, autumnal afternoon finds Kadeem Rodgers in a New York state of mind. The priority on the ascendant Jamaican stylists agenda today is a high-fashion exploration of the citys boroughs. After two subway transfers from Manhattan, hes smack d

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In Focus

GOJEP 2.0 is progress – enforcement must finish the job

What drives JAMP is simple: we want to improve the lives of every Jamaican. So much of that life depends on the schools, hospitals, roads, water and other services that public money pays for. That money belongs to all of us, so our focus on public financi

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Auto

Electric Independence: MINI Aceman versus BYD Yuan Plus Appraised

Transitioning to electric mobility across the Jamaican landscape requires a vehicle that effortlessly negotiates everything from crawling traffic along Mandela Highway to sweeping weekend coastal runs down to Treasure Beach. As battery-electric vehicles c

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