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The United States has praised Jamaica for its decision to abstain from voting on an October 28 United Nations resolution calling for an end to its decades-old embargo against Cuba. US Department of State Deputy Spokesman Luke Ortega told The Gleaner that Jamaica is a partner and that Washington recognises the value of the country’s position.
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For Somesh Sharma, being named Jamaica’s 2027 Rhodes Scholar is more than a dream fulfilled. It is a chance to turn opportunity into lasting impact and give back to the country that shaped him.
WESTERN BUREAU: The St Elizabeth Municipal Corporation (StEMC) has served 120 stop notices on illegal building projects in the parish during September and October, stepping up enforcement activities…
China says it intends to continue with “high-quality” Belt and Road cooperation in the region even as the United States shifts its focus back to the Western Hemisphere, stressing that countries…
SYDNEY: Pat Cummins on Friday said Usman Khawaja was “100 pe rcent wrong” in claiming the whole team knew about Sandpapergate, prompting David Warner to accuse the Australia captain of throwing the…
Reality TV star Phyna has accused the organisers of the 2026 Streamer Awards of using Nigerian streamers Carter Efe and Peller to promote the event despite allegedly knowing that neither would win the…
