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December 9, 2025

Two boys accused of stealing 'pardner’ money in St Andrew

The police have charged two teen boys over the theft of cash from a house in Temple Hall, St Andrew, between August 18 and 20. The two, who are both 15, will not be named as they are children.…
JMMB Group head office, Haughton Court, New Kingston.
December 9, 2025 by Kimone Francis

Tech entrepreneur blames JMMB for business collapse, bank rejects claims

A software engineer has filed a lawsuit against JMMB Bank (Jamaica) Limited, claiming the financial institution’s decision to freeze his account and withhold sums totalling US$35,000 or $5.6 million…
A motive has not been established.
December 9, 2025

Taxi driver shot dead after picking up fake passengers

A taxi operator was shot dead late Friday night after two men posing as passengers reportedly attacked him during a trip in Portmore, St Catherine. The unidentified driver, who was operating a…
Ackelia Smith of Jamaica competing in the women’s long jump qualifiers group A at the World Athletics Championships at the National Stadium in Tokyo, Japan.
December 9, 2025

Ackelia Smith out of women’s long jump

Jamaica will be without a competitor in the final of the women’s long jump as Ackelia Smith failed to advance to the final after her best effort of 6.34 metres was not enough to make the top 12 in the…
Oblique Seville. - Gladstone Taylor photo
December 9, 2025

Seville survives scare as all three Jamaicans through to 100m semis

Despite a nervy start from Oblique Seville, all three Jamaicans secured their passage to the semifinals of the men’s 100 metres. Kishane Thompson, Akeem Blake and Seville will all line up in the…
The New York Young Republicans Club holds a vigil for Turning Point USA CEO and co-founder Charlie Kirk at Madison Square Park on Friday, September 12, in New York.
December 9, 2025

Editorial | Lesson for the United States, Brazil

Two events in other places this week were raw reminders that for all of its failings, there are important things about Jamaica that are worthy of celebration. Not least of these is the island’s…
Howard Mitchell and Michael McAnuff-Jones write: The nation deserves representatives who earn trust, command respect, and possess the demonstrated capacity to lead with integrity.
December 9, 2025

Howard Mitchell and Michael McAnuff-Jones | MPs require capabilities, not checklists

The creation of a formal job description for members of parliament (MP), as proposed in the 2023 Green Paper No. 3 and recently endorsed by a Joint Select Committee, aims to enhance accountability and…
Bruce Golding
December 9, 2025

Bruce Golding | Whither jury trials?

Some two decades ago, I received a summons for jury duty. My attorney pointed out to the Clerk of Courts that as a member of parliament I was exempt from jury service and the summons was withdrawn. In…
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December 9, 2025

Orville Taylor | Eternal father… Anthem playing in Tokyo

At least twice, but more likely, thrice, the first stanza of our National Anthem will stream across the screen on TVJ and TVJSN, while we bite our lips, fight the tears, while mischievously saying,…