The United Nations reported that violence in Haiti’s Artibonite region has displaced over 10,000 people, with families fleeing armed gang attacks and sporadic gunfire disrupting daily life and humanitarian operations.
Haiti’s Humanitarian Crisis Deepens as Gang Violence Displaces Thousands Read More »
A traffic crash on Kingston’s Molynes Road has knocked out power to multiple communities, prompting the Jamaica Public Service to mobilize repair crews to the affected area.
Motor Vehicle Crash Leaves Molynes Road in Darkness Read More »
Frenchmen Weekend brought together Jamaica’s style-conscious crowd for a three-event celebration culminating in Foreplay at Pearly Beach in Ocho Rios on October 18.
Frenchmen Weekend Wraps in Style at Pearly Beach Read More »
West Indies batting coach Floyd Reifer has declared the team’s two-week Test preparation camp in Chennai a resounding success, rating it a perfect 10 out of 10 as the Caribbean side begins its preparations for the Test series against Bangladesh.
Reifer gives perfect marks to Windies Test camp ahead of Bangladesh series Read More »
Lacovia High, McGrath High and Manning’s School moved closer to places in the round of 16 of the ISSA daCosta Cup after recording third straight wins in the second round on Wednesday, according to the Jamaica Observer.
Lacovia, McGrath and Manning’s edge closer to daCosta Cup round of 16 Read More »
A Jamaican private investigator is pushing for psychiatric evaluations to become mandatory in the firearm licensing process, arguing that a clean criminal record alone doesn’t guarantee responsible gun ownership.
Jamaica’s National Security Council is scrapping the current blue demonstration licence plate system in favor of a GPS-enabled alternative, citing widespread abuse by criminals and scammers who use the plates to operate unregistered vehicles and evade taxes.
A Jamaican private investigator is pushing for psychiatric evaluations to become mandatory in the firearm licensing process, arguing that a clean criminal record alone doesn’t guarantee responsible gun ownership.
Jamaican comedian Bad Sekki has secured his US visa and will embark on his first American trip in November, visiting four cities over 17 days as part of a documented project titled Bad Sekki Goes to America.
Bad Sekki Secures US Visa, Plans November Debut Across Four American Cities Read More »
Brazilian football great Ronaldinho is heading to Jamaica in December for a landmark visit that will reunite the historic 1998 Reggae Boyz squad for the first time since their World Cup appearance.
Brazilian Football Icon Ronaldinho Set to Light Up Jamaica in December Read More »
