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Cuba is experiencing a worsening economic crisis and widespread power outages, including in Havana, with repairs expected to take several days. Residents are resorting to cooking over open fires due to the electricity disruptions.
No details yet on digital services to be taxed Jamaica Gleaner
A man was fatally shot in Waterford, Portmore, after allegedly attacking police officers, prompting an investigation into the incident.
... Gaps trigger credibility concerns from fiscal commissioner Jamaica Gleaner
NWA undertaking $193 million road rehabilitation in sections of Portland, St Mary and St Ann Jamaica Gleaner
A new expungement law, designed to provide individuals with a fresh start after rehabilitation, has officially come into effect.
Mount Pleasant not worried despite latest dropped points Jamaica Gleaner
Garvey Maceo, Cornwall through to U14, U16 finals Jamaica Gleaner
Inspirational gifts for Bethel Town Primary, Maud McLeod High Jamaica Gleaner
JPA president wants more post-Melissa mental wellness checks for students Jamaica Gleaner
Sign language training for public libraries launched Jamaica Gleaner
An editorial discusses the critical link between food security and ongoing conflicts, highlighting the impact of war on global food supplies.
Sandals Dunn’s River resort has officially unveiled its new conference centre, expanding its offerings for business and event tourism.
Corporate Hands | Seventh-day Adventists partner on donations to Black River Hospital Jamaica Gleaner
Something Extra | Thursday Jamaica Gleaner
The World Meteorological Organization has retired the name 'Melissa' after the deadly hurricane caused widespread devastation across the Caribbean.
Gleaner photographer among veteran media workers honoured by PAJ Jamaica Gleaner
Haitian nationals detained in Ewarton, Jamaica, have been fined for overstaying their visas, with their lawyer now pursuing asylum claims on their behalf.
A dispute over deliveries has caused problems in Jamaica, impacting services and potentially leading to further complications.
Regency Petroleum has acquired Yaadman LPG business, a strategic move that effectively doubles its market share in the LPG sector.
A Jamaican man was arrested in Antigua after authorities seized 60 pounds of marijuana at the airport.
Assault case involving Leoda Bradshaw postponed Jamaica Gleaner
Middle East fuel shock Jamaica Gleaner
5-y-o Clarendon girl suspected to have drowned in pit at her home Jamaica Gleaner
Middle East turmoil leaves West Indies stuck Jamaica Gleaner
The Jamaica Teachers' Association (JTA) is advocating for a deadline to be set for the removal of hurricane shelter occupants from school premises.
‘New Millennium’ organisation gifts supplies to Port Antonio Hospital Jamaica Gleaner
He claimed both Singles and Doubles titles at Jamaica’s J30 event
Authorities in St Elizabeth, Jamaica are searching for a man who allegedly fired at his policewoman spouse.
Jamaican athlete Kevaughn Goldson (23) died from stab wounds in the USA.
Lost In Time Day 1 | Yeza surprises LIT patrons with Patra Jamaica Gleaner
Editorial | Measuring tax expenditures Jamaica Gleaner
Sean Major-Campbell expresses prayers for Cuba, suggesting a focus on the country's current situation or challenges.
Israel’s joint strike with the United States against Iran echoes past wars, but reflects a new doctrine shaped by October 7 and the conclusion that deterrence and containment have failed.
A man deported from St Catherine has been remanded into custody facing charges related to shooting and illegal firearm possession.
Demolition job: U20 Boyz drub Cayman Islands 9-0 Jamaica Gleaner
‘You all have a fire inside you’ Jamaica Gleaner
Fast track to glory: 49th Gibson Relays ready to ignite National Stadium Jamaica Gleaner
The youth arm of the JLP urges Chang to maintain his stance amidst backlash concerning 'blood money,' indicating a political controversy.
Happy Mondays frontman says forthcoming book will include bullet-dodging scrapes in Jamaica and New York as well as ‘bust-ups and benders’ with his bands Happy Mondays and Black Grape frontman Shaun…
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio told Caribbean leaders on Wednesday that the removal of Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro has improved regional stability, despite objections over its legality. Speaking at a summit in St Kitts and Nevis, he urged closer cooperation while tensions persist over Cuba, migration and security.
Antigua is reportedly considering implementing stricter measures for citizens who report lost passports.
Mexico sends second aid package to Cuba as US tightens energy blockade Jamaica Gleaner
McKenzie has announced plans for a clean-up initiative and the reinstallation of streetlights in Denham Town, Jamaica.
DIVERSITY FILLIP Jamaica Gleaner
Breaking the silence: confronting dementia care stigma in Jamaica Jamaica Gleaner
Prime Minister Holness of Jamaica and former Prime Minister Persad-Bissessar are urging CARICOM leaders to adopt a pragmatic approach in addressing regional challenges, including the Cuban crisis.
The Belfield Police Station in St Mary, Jamaica, is slated for an upgrade, aiming to improve facilities and services.
The United Kingdom is moving from physical visas to eVisas, requiring dual citizens to enter the country using their British passport.
A former policeman in the Bahamas has been sentenced to 30 years in prison for his involvement in a deadly love triangle.
Jamaica's National Road Safety Council has expressed deep concern over a recent spike in fatal road crashes involving children.
The St James health department in Jamaica has announced significant progress in its mosquito control efforts, reporting major gains in reducing mosquito populations.
Byron Blake | Whither the people of Cuba? Jamaica Gleaner
Trump threatens countries to abide by tariff deals despite Supreme Court decision Jamaica Gleaner
Police in Jamaica have charged an alleged scam artist accused of targeting elderly individuals at ATMs.
An article discusses the financial debt owed by Jamaica to Cuba.
Coach Stewart is reportedly shifting focus to prioritize speed training for athlete Clarke.
A letter to the editor in the Jamaica Gleaner expresses a plea to stop the killing of children in the country.
Four years after Russia's invasion of Ukraine, peace remains elusive despite efforts by the United States to push for a settlement.
Education Ministry intensifies search for 1,000 hurricane-displaced students in Region Four Jamaica Gleaner
Jamaica's Minister Chang has condemned a 'senseless' deadly attack in Denham Town, as reported by the Jamaica Gleaner.
Jamaican bobsled team member Tyquendo Tracey, a former sprinter who competed with Usain Bolt, made history as the fastest man to compete in the Winter Olympics.
Camille McDonald discusses her experiences on 'America’s Next Top Model', her lasting legacy, and her pride in her Jamaican heritage.
WARNING LIGHTS Jamaica Gleaner
‘Cuba not a threat to any country’ Jamaica Gleaner
The CPFSA has condemned a 'unconscionable and callous' attack in Denham Town, while MP Desmond McKenzie has offered a $600,000 reward for information leading to the capture of the perpetrators behind the deadly incident.
The economic fallout from the war in Iran will go beyond oil markets, says Coface chief APAC economist Bernard Aw.
A US judge has ruled that companies are entitled to refunds for tariffs imposed by the Trump administration that were later overturned by the Supreme Court.
An assessment is being made on the growth and effectiveness of the CARICOM Single Market, two decades after its establishment.
The men, who had been released after completing criminal sentences, are from Cuba, Jamaica and Yemen Three men deported by the US to Eswatini – rather than their home countries – have filed a case against the African country’s government with the African Union’s human rights body, claiming their detention was an unlawful violation of their rights. Two of the claimants, from Cuba and Yemen, have been in prison in Eswatini, formerly Swaziland, for eight months. The third, Orville Etoria, was re...
A 17-year-old boy has been taken into custody in connection with a deadly fight that occurred at Ocho Rios High School.
The potential advantages of a VISA-backed initiative or entity are being questioned and discussed.
Witness admits she didn’t see all details described in joint statement with partner Jamaica Gleaner
Chevening Scholar Sayeed Bernard is reportedly focusing his efforts on initiatives aimed at strengthening governance, indicating a commitment to public sector improvement.
PAJ honours veterans for 200 years of service to journalism Jamaica Gleaner
An opinion column, part of the 'SSP Diaries,' explores the pervasive human desire for power.
Oscar nominee Delroy Lindo eyes Jamaica-set project Jamaica Gleaner
Multiple articles from Jamaica highlight the importance of youth involvement in the green economy and the adoption of nature-based solutions for environmental sustainability.
A significant amount of land is being acquired for the construction of the Port Antonio Bypass project.
Corporate Hands | JN Foundation, St John Ambulance host medical mission in Balaclava Jamaica Gleaner
‘Most improved’ student rises to inspire a new generation Jamaica Gleaner
Hundreds of individuals settled their traffic tickets at the St Catherine court during a 'Traffic Day' event, which reportedly proceeded smoothly.
Several children sustained injuries in a car accident that occurred in the Bridgeport area of Portmore, Jamaica.
Authorities conducted a major marijuana bust offshore Manchester, leading to the arrest of four individuals.
Editorial | The war and renewables Jamaica Gleaner
Jamaica's remittances rebound significantly, reaching a record US$3.49 billion in 2025, contributing positively to the nation's economy.
Jamaica's Independent Commission of Investigations (INDECOM) has reported a decline in fatal shootings involving security forces.
Bunny brace inspires Reggae Girlz comeback against Nicaragua Jamaica Gleaner
Editorial | Dangers of Middle East war Jamaica Gleaner
Judiciary 'shaken' following death of Parish Court Judge Sasha-Marie Ashley, says Chief Justice Jamaica Gleaner
Police in St Thomas, Jamaica, have launched an investigation into the sudden death of a security guard.
FIFA World Cup 2026: Intercontinental play-offs preview – DR Congo, New Caledonia and Jamaica Sports News Blitz
Light after death Jamaica Gleaner
West Indies knocked out of T20 World Cup after loss to India Jamaica Gleaner
Israeli strikes rock Tehran as Iran's counterattacks widen after the killing of the supreme leader AP News
Lost In Time Day 1 | Koffee makes electrifying return Jamaica Gleaner
Edwin Allen dominate sprint relays Jamaica Gleaner
ONION TEARS Jamaica Gleaner
Lost In Time Day 1 | Joby Jay, Iotosh kick off LIT Jamaica Gleaner
Death toll rises to 22 after plane carrying money crashes in Bolivia Jamaica Gleaner
Update | Iran’s top leaders alive ‘as far as I know,’ says foreign minister Jamaica Gleaner
This article reports on a situation where the path has been cleared for a 'gun fight,' suggesting an escalation or preparation for armed conflict.
Bicknell ready for final showdown Jamaica Gleaner
Lost In Time weekend to deliver music, mission Jamaica Gleaner
Three men were fatally shot by police in Coral Gardens, St. James, prompting an investigation by the Independent Commission of Investigations (INDECOM).
‘Reckless and unbecoming’ …Opposition condemns Chang’s ‘blood money’ remark about JFJ Jamaica Gleaner
Canada pledges food aid for Cuba as US fuel blockade continues Jamaica Gleaner
A man from St Ann, Jamaica, has been charged in connection with the alleged rape and abduction of a teenage girl.
The Jamaica Gleaner reports on a statement emphasizing the necessity for something to generate income, though the specific context is not detailed.
KC principal describes killing of former student athlete as ‘madness’ Jamaica Gleaner
An editorial from the Jamaica Gleaner discusses the agenda of an unspecified summit, highlighting key topics and expectations.
Holness and Persad-Bissessar have urged a pragmatic approach within CARICOM, emphasizing practical solutions for regional issues.
The Jamaican government has ordered an audit of water storage facilities as the country prepares for a potential drought.
Deal inked for transformation of Montego Bay Sports Complex Jamaica Gleaner
A taxi operator charged with fatally stabbing a fellow cabbie in Portmore, Jamaica, has been denied bail by the court.
Ill-timed and tone-deaf…Advocacy group criticises PM’s $28.6m salary amid public hardship Jamaica Gleaner
Northeast US digs out from brutal storm that disrupted flights and canceled school AP News
Police in Westmoreland, Jamaica, are charging three women after a fight at a gas station resulted in one person being severely burned.
Another cold front is expected to bring cooler and windy weather conditions to Jamaica.
Authorities in downtown Kingston, Jamaica, seized over 500 pounds of uninspected meat, leading to charges against a vendor.
Cuba is reportedly 'running on empty' due to widespread economic shortages.
Puerto Rican superstar Bad Bunny has made a significant breakthrough in the Brazilian music market, expanding his global reach.
An editorial from the Jamaica Gleaner discusses the implementation and implications of a tax on sweet drinks in Jamaica.
Several men accused of involvement in a car-stealing ring in Jamaica have been remanded, awaiting further legal proceedings.
Man Killed by Officers at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago Home The Wall Street Journal
Jamaica's four-man bobsled team finished in 21st place at the Winter Olympics.
Sheldon Coore, an IPP prisoner who has lived in Britain since childhood and was jailed for stealing £20, has been moved to an immigration removal center and faces deportation to Jamaica within days.
Elaine Thompson-Herah has achieved her first victory since beginning her comeback, marking a significant milestone in her return to competition.
The Jamaica Gleaner published an article titled 'Baby blood dem a hunt,' indicating a story about violence or crime.
An editorial discusses new mineral developments in Jamaica and their strategic promise for the nation's future.
Gordon Robinson discusses the government's capacity to collect, raising questions about its effectiveness.
CPFSA condemns ‘unconscionable and callous’ Denham Town attack Jamaica Gleaner
Jamaica to end 50-year-old medical programme with Cuba Jamaica Gleaner
Two additional individuals have been charged in connection with an alleged card-skimming and cryptocurrency laundering operation in Manchester, Jamaica.
Williams has stated that work is currently underway for the establishment of NARA (National Archives and Records Administration), indicating progress in the initiative.
The United Kingdom has implemented a new visa requirement for citizens of St. Lucia, affecting travel between the two nations.
Don Kwesi to battle top weight, Neo Star Jamaica Gleaner
Carifta Trials places go up for grabs tomorrow Jamaica Gleaner
Deitz blames long lay-off for Windies Women’s poor outings Jamaica Gleaner
Gayle record broken Jamaica Gleaner
Stephen Marley headlines concert to celebrate Jo Mersa’s life Jamaica Gleaner
Creatives tune in for Music Publishing Masterclass Jamaica Gleaner
Basil Jarrett | Blessed Assurance and the children Melissa almost erased Jamaica Gleaner
The Development Bank of Jamaica (DBJ) is enhancing its support programs for student-led start-up businesses.
Corporate Hands | Operation Clean-up restores hope at Lethe Primary after Hurricane Melissa Jamaica Gleaner
The Violence Prevention Alliance and its partners are extending care to the Chalky Hill community in St Ann, Jamaica.
Police have identified a man who was killed in a mob attack in St. Catherine, following allegations of attempted rape.
Ecuador declares Cuba’s ambassador 'persona non grata,' orders mission to leave the country Jamaica Gleaner
PM pushes back at Opposition criticism on NHT drawdowns Jamaica Gleaner
Authorities conducted a significant ganja bust offshore Manchester, Jamaica, leading to the arrest of four individuals.
Jamaica is shifting its focus from immediate recovery efforts to long-term reconstruction initiatives following recent events.
Jamaica's Planning Institute of Jamaica (PIOJ) issues a warning of a potential recession as the national economy experiences contraction.
Public bodies must justify use of emergency procurement procedures Jamaica Gleaner
Hope: ‘We can go home with our heads held high’ Jamaica Gleaner
Michael Abrahams reports on one woman's dedicated efforts to combat the stigma associated with mental illness, sharing her personal fight and advocacy.
Cuba's president pushes for 'urgent' changes to island's economic and business model Jamaica Gleaner
A man accused of attempted rape reportedly died after being subjected to a mob attack in St Catherine, Jamaica.
Caribbean states react as US, Israel go to war with Iran Jamaica Gleaner
Project launched to encourage centenarians to tell their stories in St Ann Jamaica Gleaner
Man United flying high after 2-1 win against Crystal Palace Jamaica Gleaner
4.6 magnitude earthquake felt in sections of Jamaica Jamaica Gleaner
Thomas Gould goes viral; Revenue sniffs out new detector dogs, ‘basic laws of physics’ show Dublin 15 getting a raw deal, Netflix ‘on board’ for Keegan adaptation
The Soapberry facility in Jamaica is set to receive a US$100 million upgrade, aiming to double its capacity and stimulate real estate growth in the area.
The Jamaica Gleaner reports on a 'cellblock horror', likely detailing severe conditions or incidents within a correctional facility.
A promoter was killed and another man injured in a shooting incident at a party in St Catherine, Jamaica.
Jamaica advises nationals to avoid travel to Middle East amid US-Israeli strikes on Iran Jamaica Gleaner
A senior citizen was discovered deceased at their residence in St Catherine, Jamaica, prompting a local investigation.
A path has been cleared in Jamaica for new legislation related to gun violence, potentially allowing for more aggressive measures against illegal firearms.
Claytons, Thompson to light up 60m at Gibson McCook Jamaica Gleaner
An editorial from the Jamaica Gleaner discusses the importance of improving road safety in Jamaica.
President Trump raises the possibility of a 'friendly takeover of Cuba' following discussions with Havana, indicating potential shifts in U.S.-Cuba relations.
U.S. Opens the Way for Fuel-Starved Cuba to Get Oil Shipments WSJ
The fast-rising Jamaican artist is Billboard's inaugural Caribbean Rookie of the Month.
The National Identification and Registration Authority (NIRA) is moving to accelerate the nationwide expansion of national ID enrolment.
From repair to reinvention: Jamaica’s defining post-hurricane choice Jamaica Gleaner
Young Boyz set sights on Turks and Caicos Jamaica Gleaner
Mr Teen Universe Jamaica 2025 reign defined by leadership, service Jamaica Gleaner
A Mercedes-Benz dealership in Jamaica is reportedly refusing aftersales service for vehicles imported through the grey market, sparking concerns among owners.
Jamaican police have arrested eight individuals following the seizure of a firearm during an operation in Hanover.
The partially decomposed body of a man has been discovered in a canal in St Catherine, Jamaica, prompting a police investigation.
A pump attendant in Westmoreland, Jamaica, has been charged after allegedly setting a woman on fire during a dispute.
Over 1,200 bait stations have been deployed in Westmoreland, Jamaica, as part of an intensified effort to strengthen rodent control in the parish.
Jamaica's Health Minister is calling on beverage manufacturers to reduce the sugar content in their products as part of a broader public health initiative.
A student in Clarendon, Jamaica, has died following a car crash.
The Medical Association of Jamaica has expressed its support for the implementation of a tax on sugar-sweetened beverages, aiming to improve public health.
PM Holness departs Jamaica for CARICOM heads of government meeting Jamaica Gleaner
The National Water Commission (NWC) in Jamaica has dismantled an illegal water connection network in Clarendon.
The Jamaica U20 Boyz football team is set to kick-start their World Cup Qualifying campaign with a match against Aruba.
Musical tribute to Cat Coore brought out the crowd and reggae royalty Jamaica Gleaner
Justices of the Peace (JPs) in Jamaica are being urged to maintain high standards of integrity in their roles, particularly concerning passport and citizenship applications.
Education Ministry intensifies search for 1,000 hurricane-displaced students in Region Four Jamaica Gleaner
Cuba’s health care system pushed to the brink by US fuel blockade, Cuban minister says Jamaica Gleaner
Some flights in the United States have been cancelled due to a winter storm, according to the Jamaica Gleaner.
Sheldon Coore, an IPP prisoner who has lived in Britain since childhood, is facing deportation to Jamaica after serving 21 years for stealing £20. He has been moved to an immigration removal centre ahead of his deportation.
KC and Immaculate High Schools have claimed victory in the Corporate Area Champs, indicating success in a local sporting competition.
An article from the Jamaica Gleaner discusses route design, contrasting it with dancehall culture.
Patterson agonising over Cuba crisis Jamaica Gleaner
An opinion piece argues that Jamaica's National Environment and Planning Agency (NEPA) is grappling with fundamental performance issues rather than merely an image problem.