Australia details conditions for English test waiver on visa|Lagos barber dies in custody; FG seeks $500 million loan|Philippines President Marcos Jr. hires 234 school counselors|Defense witness warned in Sara Duterte trial|Philippines NBI files charges over alleged P13 billion cigarette smuggling|Man arrested for posing as soldier in Mindanao swindling racket|Bus driver suspended for driving four times over alcohol limit|Victorians consider One Nation coalition as Labor leader's rating drops|Woman discovers husband's gambling addiction through online community|School Hostel Suspended, Parents Report Lack of Information|Australia details conditions for English test waiver on visa|Lagos barber dies in custody; FG seeks $500 million loan|Philippines President Marcos Jr. hires 234 school counselors|Defense witness warned in Sara Duterte trial|Philippines NBI files charges over alleged P13 billion cigarette smuggling|Man arrested for posing as soldier in Mindanao swindling racket|Bus driver suspended for driving four times over alcohol limit|Victorians consider One Nation coalition as Labor leader's rating drops|Woman discovers husband's gambling addiction through online community|School Hostel Suspended, Parents Report Lack of Information|

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Jamaica
politics22 min ago

Trump calls deportation policy 'too tough'

Former President Donald Trump stated a deportation policy was too tough. He made the remarks during a CBS interview.

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Jamaica
health lifestyle3 h ago

Single-pill combination therapy lowered blood pressure more effectively in Colombia and Jamaica — News-Medical

Single-pill combination therapy lowered blood pressure more effectively in Colombia and Jamaica — News-Medical  UA.NEWS

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Jamaica
sports4 h ago

Brown eyes Jamaica Open title amid home drought

Brown is aiming for victory at the Jamaica Open as his home drought continues. This tournament presents an opportunity to secure a title.

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Jamaica
sports5 h ago

Adidas x Bob Marley Jamaica Women 2027 Away Kit Leaked

Details of the Adidas x Bob Marley Jamaica Women's 2027 away kit have been revealed. The leak provides an early look at the upcoming design.

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Jamaica
education7 h ago

New educators encouraged to inspire young lives

New educators are being urged to utilize their influence to inspire students. The message encourages a focus on positive impact.

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Jamaica
politics10 h ago

Jamaica's opposition agrees to talks following Cuba dispute

Jamaica's opposition has agreed to hold talks. This comes after a dispute involving Cuba.

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Jamaica
sports12 h ago

Brighton moves to second place in Premier League standings

Brighton secured another victory, advancing to second position in the English Premier League. The team's consistent performance has propelled them up the league table.

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Jamaica
crime13 h ago

Jamaican law enforcement and community leaders honored at gala

Jamaican law enforcement officers and community leaders were recognized at the Jamleo Gala. The event honored their contributions.

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Jamaica
crime13 h ago

ICE arrests Jamaicans among others for alleged illegal voting

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrested several individuals, including Jamaicans. The arrests are related to alleged illegal voting.

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Jamaica
entertainment14 h ago

Roushanda Levy to represent Jamaica in Miss Model of the World pageant

Roushanda Levy has been selected to participate in the Miss Model of the World International Pageant. She will be the first Jamaican to compete in the event.

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Jamaica
sports14 h ago

Jamaica's Reggae Boyz enter rebuilding phase

Jamaica's national football team, the Reggae Boyz, is reportedly entering a rebuilding phase. The Jamaica Information Service provided this information.

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Jamaica
crime15 h ago

Police mourn the loss of a colleague

Law enforcement officers are mourning the passing of a colleague. The department expressed sadness over the loss.

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Jamaica
politics21 h ago

Britain's History of Slavery Examined

The book examines how Britain compartmentalized its history of slavery. It explores the nation's approach to this past.

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Jamaica
entertainment1 d ago

Ten Types Beauty Contest Held in Jamaica

Details developing.

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Jamaica
business economy1 d ago

Fidelity hires Chery; parent flags Jaguar Land Rover underperformance

Fidelity has added Chery to its operations. The parent company indicated underperformance issues within Jaguar Land Rover.

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Jamaica
business economy1 d ago

US Building Materials Giant Acquires Jamaican Mineral Interests

A United States building materials company has taken control of mineral interests in Jamaica. The specific terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

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Jamaica
travel1 d ago

Bahia Principe announces renovated resort reopenings in Jamaica and Tenerife

Details developing.

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Jamaica
crime1 d ago

NYPD seeks suspect in Jamaica, Queens slashing case

Police are seeking a suspect in a slashing incident in Jamaica, Queens. A reward of up to $3,500 is offered in a separate case.

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Jamaica
politics1 d ago

Jamaica Seeks Re-election to IMO Council

Jamaica has launched a bid for re-election to the International Maritime Organization (IMO) Council. The Jamaica Information Service reported the effort.

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Jamaica
sports1 d ago

Medical issue cancels da Costa Cup match

A da Costa Cup match between McGrath-Manning and an unnamed opponent was canceled. The cancellation was due to an unspecified medical issue.

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Jamaica
entertainment1 d ago

History of Reggae Sumfest in Montego Bay

Reggae Sumfest, Jamaica's largest festival, has a significant history in Montego Bay. The festival has grown substantially over the years.

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Jamaica
crime1 d ago

Eight Police Divisions Report Zero Murders in October

Eight police divisions recorded no murders last month. The data was reported by Blake.

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Jamaica
politics1 d ago

Immigration advocates welcome US court ruling

Caribbean immigration advocates have welcomed a recent U.S. court ruling. The decision concerns a ban enforced by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).

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