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CORNWALL COLLEGE hit Green Pond High for six to make an emphatic start to their ISSA daCosta Cup campaign yesterday at the Cornwall College playing field. According to Cornwall’s head coach Hector Wright, while the win was good, there is room for...

WHEN GABRIELLE Matthews steps onto the track in Tokyo for her World Championships debut in the women’s 200 metres, she will be carrying more than her own ambitions. She will be carrying the pride of her alma mater, The Queen’s School. The 22-year-...

MIAMI (AP): TICKET PRICES for next year’s World Cup will range initially from US$60 for group-stage matches to US$6,730 for the final, but could change as football’s top event adopts dynamic pricing for the first time. The prices are up from a...

GENEVA (AP): FIFA HAS fined six national federations, including defending champions Argentina, for racist abuse by fans at World Cup qualifiers in June. The six nations charged with “discrimination and racist abuse” were Albania, Argentina, Chile,...

A growing exclusion from activities of economic empowerment, the denial of beach access, and land grabbing by the wealthy in Portland are among key issues of concerns raised by electors in the evergreen constituency of Portland Eastern, and the new...

P.J. Patterson is one of the towering figures of Caribbean statesmanship. Architect of regional integration, steward of democratic continuity, and masterful political strategist, Patterson’s legacy is woven into post-independence Jamaica’s fabric....

For the orange flavoured tribe, it was a déjà vu of sorts. Leading up to 90 metres, victory was snatched on the line, by a mischievously tempting horseracing margin. The incumbent Jamaica Labour Party (JLP), won a historic third consecutive term....