Jamaica’s National Reconstruction and Resilience Authority has secured its new headquarters at the Digicel Building in downtown Kingston, signing a five-year lease ahead of its November 1 launch. The location was chosen for its design features built to withstand environmental hazards and support critical operations during emergencies.
NaRRA Sets Up Shop at Digicel Building with $115M Annual Lease Read More »
Haiti has indefinitely postponed elections due later this year, citing the need to address technical and operational requirements amid ongoing gang violence and political instability that has left the Caribbean nation without an elected president since 2021.
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Gospel singer-songwriter Kevin Downswell describes his fifth studio album, Joy Is Here, as his most vulnerable and personal project, featuring collaborations with Papa San, Gramps Morgan, and Minister Marion Hall.
Kevin Downswell Unveils ‘Joy Is Here,’ a Gospel Album Born From Spiritual Conviction Read More »
One year after Hurricane Melissa, a Westmoreland native is challenging disaster victims to break free from dependency by teaching entrepreneurship and self-reliance instead of distributing handouts.
A Year After Hurricane Melissa, Foundation Pushes Westmoreland Toward Self-Reliance Read More »
Prime Minister Andrew Holness is in Antigua and Barbuda for the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, where he will participate in a leaders’ roundtable and represent Jamaica at an investment summit.
Holness Leads Jamaica’s Delegation to Commonwealth Summit in Antigua Read More »
Beenie Man is taking his criticism of Jamaica’s Hurricane Melissa relief efforts to the recording studio with a new song that questions where recovery funds are going and how they’re being distributed to those still rebuilding their lives.
Beenie Man Channels Hurricane Frustration Into New Studio Track Read More »
Thirteen children have benefitted from specialised cardiac procedures at Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation through a collaboration between local and international medical specialists, with most already discharged and recovering at home.
A Kaieteur News column challenges Guyanese who distrust the Commission of Inquiry into the M.V. Barima sinking yet still attend its meetings with bereaved families, questioning whether such participation serves the families’ need for answers.
Dem Boys Question Why Critics Attend Barima Inquiry They Don’t Trust Read More »
Discovered from All 9 people aboard a jet that crashed in Florida have died, transportation secretary says. Awaiting research, fact-checking and editorial verification before it becomes a published master story. Original reporting is retained for attribution.
Nine People Killed in Florida Plane Crash as Jet Headed to Bahamas Goes Down. Read More »
The United States announced sanctions on the International Criminal Court, vowing to restrict the tribunal’s operations just hours after a Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to a former ICC judge critical of political pressure on the court.
US Escalates Pressure on International Criminal Court with Sweeping Sanctions Read More »
