Former Miss Universe Jamaica Dr Gabrielle Henry has filed a lawsuit against the Miss Universe Organisation, alleging negligence and unsafe stage conditions led to her fall during the 2025 competition in Thailand, which caused a traumatic brain injury.
Jamaican Doctor Sues Miss Universe Organisation After Devastating Stage Fall in Thailand Read More »
Royal Caribbean Group and Sandals Resorts have announced a transformative 50-50 partnership valued at US$3 billion, uniting two of the Caribbean’s most iconic vacation brands under shared leadership.
Royal Caribbean and Sandals Forge Historic Partnership to Reshape Caribbean Hospitality Read More »
The agency executing the Montego Bay Perimeter Road project has rejected claims that its work is causing flooding in Hurricane Melissa-affected communities, but has committed to a comprehensive drainage study to address the chronic problem.
NROCC Pledges Long-Term Drainage Fix for Storm-Battered Catherine Hall Read More »
Kevin Downswell leads the pack with six nominations for the 2026 Sterling Gospel Music Awards, which will broadcast on Television Jamaica for the first time on October 18.
Gospel Star Kevin Downswell Dominates 2026 Sterling Awards With Six Nominations Read More »
Butterfield shareholders have approved the issuance of new shares needed for the bank’s US$1.8 billion acquisition of CIBC Caribbean Bank Limited, clearing a major regulatory hurdle for the cross-Caribbean banking merger.
Butterfield Gets Shareholder Nod for US$1.8 Billion CIBC Caribbean Takeover Read More »
Jamaica’s standards regulator is being pushed to break down internal silos and improve how businesses and customers interact with the agency, as part of a wider government push to streamline public administration.
Jamaica’s Standards Bureau Urged to Break Down Silos, Boost Efficiency Read More »
The Jamaica Teachers’ Association is raising alarms over multiple safety incidents at schools, from construction dangers to armed robbery, demanding the government treat school security as a national priority.
Jamaica Teachers’ Association Demands Urgent Action on School Safety Crisis Read More »
Defence attorneys in Jamaica staged a silent protest outside the Supreme Court, demanding a review of mandatory minimum sentencing laws they say prevent judges from fairly assessing individual cases and circumstances.
Jamaica’s Legal Profession Demands Review of Mandatory Gun Sentencing Laws Read More »
Barbados celebrated the graduation of its first Parent Education Programme cohort on Saturday, with dozens of parents and caregivers completing an intensive curriculum designed to strengthen families and support child development across the island.
Barbados Launches Inaugural Parent Education Programme, Celebrates First Graduates Read More »
Trinidad Carnival 2027 has opened with record early band registration, according to an official statement from the national carnival body.
Trinidad Carnival 2027 Launches With Record Early Band Registration Read More »
