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Suspected suicide in May Pen
Thirty-seven-year-old Gamine Morgan, a mechanic from May Pen in Clarendon, is suspected to have died by suicide at his home on Friday. According to reports from the May Pen police, around 10:40 p.m., Morgan’s stepson discovered his body hanging...
CommentsGrammy-nominated R&B singer Angie Stone dies in car crash
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — Grammy-nominated R...
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Holness claws back as Golding loses ground in leadership duel
Jamaicans have marked Prime Minister Dr Andrew Holness and Opposition Leader Mark Golding as average or above in the stewardship of their respective portfolios. Sixty per cent of respondents in the RJRGLEANER-commissioned Don Anderson public...
Comments‘I’M A USCITIZEN’
Trevor Anthony Grant’s release from US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention last Thursday, and his deportation to Jamaica after nearly two years behind bars, marked a dramatic end to an ordeal he claims was filled with injustice....
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It will be long but not forever
It Will Be Long, But Not Forever, is a memoir by Fionia Salmon about her experiences as a single mother fighting for custody of her son. The book shares how she transformed heartbreak into resilience; and the grit and perseverance that people can...
CommentsEmpty pulpits and pews
IT WAS reported in The Gleaner of February 16 that churches are experiencing sparse attendance and not enough pastors. Yeshua told us that one of the signs of the end of days would be “because iniquity or lawlessness shall abound, the love of many...
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Fantastic finish
THE KINGSTON College pair of Jaj-Marques White and Marcinho Rose brought the house down on the penultimate day of the Carifta Trials yesterday, finishing one-two in the under-20 boys’ 400 metres at the G.C. Foster College. In what was a highly...
CommentsClayton, Watson sound World Indoors warnings
MVP ATHLETES Tina Clayton and Rohan Watson stole the show with impressive 60-metre wins at yesterday’s World Indoor Qualifier meet at G.C. Foster College. With pre-race favourite Jodean Williams of SprinTec pulling out of the final after producing...
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Fesco retired bond frees up collateral for cheaper loan
Spurred by the need for cash to back continuing expansion and wanting to change its debt profile, petroleum marketing company Future Energy Source Company Limited, which trades as Fesco, retired $700 million in bonds, three years ahead of schedule...
CommentsOran Hall | Same type of fund, widely different performance Premium
The names of the funds of collective investment schemes like unit trusts and mutual funds would suggest that funds having the same name, such as money market or equity, are exactly alike and can be compared fairly, but wide variations in their...
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‘Lighters in the air’ for Shaggy and Sting
A lot has been written and said about an “unlikely friendship” between Shaggy and Sting, the duo who won the Grammy in the Best Reggae Album category in 2019 for the album 44/876. They have subsequently toured together and even released another...
CommentsKapo’s daughter remembers her father and Roberta Flack
Even when she’s mourning Christine Reynolds is a whole vibe. On Monday when The Sunday Gleaner reached out to her for a comment on the passing of Grammy Award-winning, American R...
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Zelenskyy embraced by British PM a day after White House blowout
LONDON (AP): British Prime Minister Keir Starmer embraced Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Saturday and told him he had the United Kingdom’s unwavering support, a day after the blowout at the White House with United States President...
CommentsHamas reports no progress in talks on ceasefire’s second phase
The latest round of talks on the second phase of the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas has made “no progress”, and it’s unclear when they will resume, a senior Hamas official said on Saturday. Phase one expires on Saturday, but under the deal’s...
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Parker Shabala | How art inspires action for our planet
Art has the power to change the way we see ourselves and our place in the world. It can ignite movements, shift perspectives, and remind us of our shared humanity. In 1968, one photograph taken from space did just that. As the Apollo 8 mission...
CommentsIs ‘will’ a power?
We have all heard the saying, “Where there is a will, there is a way.” Many of us mistake will for desire. However, not all desires hold power. Willpower is something much deeper, a force that shapes our lives and decisions. WILL VS DESIRE...
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Kia Seltos GT-Line: Incredible on gas
The first time I ever tested a Seltos was a mid-spec version with fabric interior and several safety features. It was a solid performer, practical and well-equipped. This time around, I got behind the wheel of the 2025 GT-Line, and it is another...
CommentsPorsche Unleashes Its Power at Caribbean Road Show Experience
Kareem LaTouche Automotive Coordinator Porsche's annual road show, a spectacle of automotive prowess, recently landed in the Dominican Republic, bringing with it a blend of engine roars and sleek designs. This exclusive event offered Caribbean and...
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Dream House | Iconic Unity Hall home restored to glamour, grandeur
Jamaica’s architectural legacy of remarkable houses must include this grand home in Unity Hall, outside of Montego Bay. The Blackwell family, with youngster Chris (who would later become the illustrious music producer), once lived here before...
Dr Shalette Ashman struts into fashion
Dr Shalette Ashman, a motivational speaker, author and the innovator behind e-Learning Jamaica, part of the LearningHub Group, is embarking on a new chapter: fashion modelling. The 50-year-old told The Sunday Gleaner that fashion modelling is a...
Anthony Clayton | Fourth Industrial Revolution and Jamaica
The Fourth Industrial Revolution is changing our world. Areas such as artificial intelligence, quantum computing, bioinformatics and nanotechnology are evolving at breath-taking speed, changing perceptions as to what is possible. Molecular...
CommentsWhy technical oversight is crucial in engineering works
The recent media interviews with Robert Nesta Morgan, and with panels of engineering and other experts, highlight the urgent need for better oversight, accountability, and quality assurance in road construction and maintenance. Experts,...
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Editorial | Embryo of an industrial policy?
Floyd Morris | Time to build: after nine years?