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  • Jamaica’s Norman Powell featured in NBA 2026 All-Star Games

    Star Jamaican basketballer Norman Powell first ever appearance in the NBA All Star weekend, saw the Miami Heat forward at a double loss, with his Team World falling in a pair of games against domestic talent.

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  • “Western schools damaged by Hurricane Melissa will receive the repairs they need”, Education Minister grateful to participants of Sagicor Sigma Corporate Run/Walk

    Education Minister, Dr Dana Morris Dixon, says that, with Sagicor Sigma Corporate Run/Walk surpassing its $150 million target, western schools damaged by Hurricane Melissa will receive the repairs they need.The event, held yesterday, raised $152 million, up from $128 million last year.

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  • Fi We Children Foundation says teenage pregnancy particularly among girls aged 10-16 deeply concerning

    Advocacy group, Fi We Children Foundation, has stressed that teenage pregnancy, particularly among girls aged 10 to 16, is deeply concerning, as no child should be placed in the position of motherhood.The lobby group was responding to reports that approximately 102 babies were born to girls aged 10 to 16 at the Victoria Jubilee Hospital (VJH) in Kingston last year.

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  • $3.8 Billion spent to rehabilitate some 100 health centres islandwide over the past three years

    The Health and Wellness Ministry has spent approximately $3.8 billion over the past three years to rehabilitate more than 100 health centres islandwide.Portfolio Minister Dr. Christopher Tufton provided the update during the recent handing over of the renovated Oxford Community Health Centre in St. Mary.

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  • Sandals Dunn’s River launches Louis Grant Conference Centre

    Last Friday, the Mammee Bay, St. Ann based resort hosted an expo to introduce the conference centre which was named after the late hospitality industry icon and Sandals General Manager, Louis Grant.

    Speaking with Irie FM News, General Manager of Sandals Dunn's River, Kevin Clarke said the state of the art facility will serve as an ideal meeting space in St. Ann.

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  • 79 Y/O missing man found dead in Clarendon

    He is Seymour Henry, of Wesleyan, Thompson town.

    Reports from the Mocho police indicate that Seymour was last seen at home at about 5:00 a.m. on Wednesday February 11.

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  • Works Minister welcomes Kingston Mayor Swaby’s announcement that money from PRF will be used to rehabilitate roads

    Works Minister Robert Morgan has welcomed the announcement by Kingston Mayor Andrew Swaby that money from the Parochial Revenue Fund will be used to rehabilitate roads in the municipality.  

    Last week, Mayor Swaby indicated that affected roadways in all divisions will be patched or resurfaced , indicating that while more roads need patching, the Kingston and St Andrew Municipal Corporation has limited resources, including funding.

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  • Manchester Police appeals for young people to disassociate themselves from overseas criminals

    Commanding Officer for the Manchester Police, Superintendent Carey Duncan has reiterated his appeal for young people to disassociate themselves from overseas criminals, and not be used as puppets. 

    Speaking at Thursday’s Monthly Meeting of the Manchester Municipal Corporation Superintendent Duncan urged citizens to safeguard their communities amid allegations of foreign influence in the commission of murders.

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