St Catherine man beaten with hammer remains unresponsive, accused attacker remanded
A St Catherine man who was attacked earlier this month over a land dispute and beaten with a hammer while he slept remains unresponsive in hospital despite multiple surgical procedures. The update was provided by a clerk of court when his alleged attack
St Catherine man beaten with hammer remains unresponsive, accused attacker remanded
A St Catherine man who was attacked earlier this month over a land dispute and beaten with a hammer while he slept remains unresponsive in hospital despite multiple surgical procedures. The update was provided by a clerk of court when his alleged attack
Shakes lands brace of longshots
Richie Shakes rattled yesterdays 10-race card with two longshots including WHIZZ KIDD, who benefited from a collapsing pace to stun rivals at odds of 23-1 in the O & S Tack Room Trophy at a mile. Shakes had earlier upended bettors with three-year-o
Francis Wade The ‘Wait-and-See' AI strategy
You have some doubts about your companys approach to AI. The leadership team has decided to wait and see rather than move too fast. However, its been almost a year in which nothing has happened. Was that the right call? At the time, the choice felt
Producer and director Dameon Gayle making documentary about experiences in the music business
Having learnt various lessons in the music industry, Dameon Gayle wants to give a voice to colleagues facing challenges. The music producer and recording artiste, who is currently disputing the digital music distribution of his catalogue, is working on a
Editorial | Bond market sent a warning
In the midst of the changing of the guard at the Bank of Jamaica (BOJ) and the reports on the performance of the local economy, something important happened recently in Jamaicas bond market. The government offered investors a 20-year Jamaican-dollar bo
Rescuers retrieve Nepal flood survivors caked in mud
KATHMANDU, Nepal (AP): Rescuers pulled out survivors caked in dark brown mud and helicopters lifted stranded people to safety, as Nepal and China raced to respond to catastrophic flash floods that killed nearly 600 people and left almost 2,500 missing.