Barbados manufacturers are sounding the alarm over rising operating costs that threaten to force industry layoffs, with hopes pinned on the winter tourism season and export growth to provide relief.
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A St James man has been arrested and charged following the discovery of cocaine and ganja worth over $71 million in a shipping container at Kingston Freeport Terminal, according to Jamaica Observer.
Montego Bay Man Faces Multiple Drug Charges Over $71 Million Seizure at Kingston Port Read More »
The Industrial Disputes Tribunal has ordered Spectrum Insurance Brokers to pay a former employee $6.8 million after finding his 2019 dismissal by redundancy was unjustifiable, citing the company’s failure to follow proper consultation and fairness procedures.
Tribunal Orders Insurance Firm to Pay $6.8M Over Wrongful Redundancy Read More »
Jamaica’s mixed relay squad delivered a strong performance at the inaugural Ultimate Championships, finishing second in the 4x100m final with a time of 39.72 seconds, just behind a record-setting American team.
Jamaica Claims Silver in Mixed 4x100m Relay at Inaugural Ultimate Championships Read More »
Tyler Perry’s cast revealed the filmmaker shot the entire third installment of “Why Did I Get Married?” in just four days on location in Italy—a pace one actor called “refined insanity.”
‘Refined insanity’: How Tyler Perry Shot ‘Why Did I Get Married Again’ in Just Four Days Read More »
Birdman and Toni Braxton have given fans a rare glimpse into their private marriage by sharing a new video together on social media, breaking years of public silence about their relationship.
A fourth U.S. deportation flight has returned 82 Haitians to Port-au-Prince, bringing the total number of forced returns since Temporary Protected Status ended to 401. The arrivals come as Haiti faces a surge in gang violence and kidnappings.
Fourth U.S. Deportation Flight Returns 82 Haitians as Removals Surpass 400 Read More »
Guyana’s refinery debate often misframes the project as competing with global facilities. Instead, the real question is whether a small domestic refinery can supply fuel more cheaply and reliably than importing it.
Guyana’s Refinery Case: Why Domestic Supply Beats Global Competition Read More »
Jamaica has fielded a 27-member team for the inaugural World Athletics Ultimate Championships in Budapest, led by Wanda Diamond League champions Oblique Seville and Tina Clayton.
Seventeen-year-old Lenesha Francis of Old Harbour High School has been crowned the inaugural Miss Jamaica World Southern Region 2026, earning the right to compete at the national pageant level.
Teen Old Harbour High Student Crowned Miss Jamaica World Southern Region 2026 Read More »
