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We are more than caregivers, says Nurse of the Year, Fione Collins
May 16, 2026
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There was a quiet authority in the way Fione Collins addressed the room — less a ceremonial overview, more a reflection shaped by lived experience at the frontlines of care. As the 2025-2026 LASCO/Nurses Association of Jamaica (NAJ) Nurse of the Year, Collins used the International Nurses Day press briefing, held on Tuesday at The Jamaica Pegasus hotel, not just to look back, but to challenge how Jamaica — and the wider world — understands and supports its nurses.
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Tennis pros driving ambitious tennis project out west
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A growing collaboration between two tennis professionals, Jamaica’s Kevin Simms and Canadian Chris Ancrum, is poised to revive tennis at the Broughton Primary School in Westmoreland and other schools in the parish.
A growing collaboration between two tennis professionals, Jamaica’s Kevin Simms and Canadian Chris Ancrum, is poised to revive tennis at the Broughton Primary School in Westmoreland and other schools in the parish.
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Something Extra | Saturday
Ras-I brought nothing but good vibes and a whole lot of soul to Janga’s Soundbar & Grill in St Andrew on Thursday night as he officially launched his third album, Heart of Love. Friends, family, and members of the entertainment fraternity gathered to celebrate the 13-track project, which was released on Friday. Guests were treated to tracks from the album as the roots reggae singer shared the inspiration behind the deeply personal body of work.
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Person of interest in killing of American woman surrenders to police
Thirty-one-year-old Dane Watson, who was named a person of interest in the murder of a United States citizen in St James, Jamaica, voluntarily surrendered to the St Mary police on Friday.
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‘We have the money’ - Cops foil $10m daylight robbery, but not before elderly bearer killed by thugs
A vicious daylight attempted robbery in Half-Way Tree, St Andrew, on Friday afternoon left an elderly man dead and triggered major traffic congestion across sections of the Corporate Area as police launched a probe into the brazen attack.
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Growing forward -10-year food plan drafted with FAO help
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Jamaica set to attract 5,000 diaspora fans for CPL
Jamaica expects to attract some 5,000 diaspora fans for the upcoming Caribbean Premier League (CPL) season, says Director of Tourism Donovan White.
The regional cricket event, which returns to the island after a seven-year break, will run from August 7 to September 20, 2026, across six iconic Caribbean venues.
The regional cricket event, which returns to the island after a seven-year break, will run from August 7 to September 20, 2026, across six iconic Caribbean venues.
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Waterhouse to conduct comprehensive review of 2025-26 JPL season
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JWPL semis: Champs Frazsiers Whip face ambitious Real Mona
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5 Questions With … Shaggy
wo-time Grammy winner and diamond-selling reggae-dancehall artiste Shaggy can easily spin his recording studio into a make-believe casino, and when he does, the stakes are high. But he is confident that he has a winning hand and, for him, the sky’s the limit when it comes to placing a bet on Lottery.
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Iran war and Jamaica hurricane cost TUI €61m in half-year results
Europe's largest tour operator, TUI Group, absorbed €61 million (J$11.2 billion) in combined one-off losses from the Iran war and Hurricane Melissa's devastation of Jamaica during the first half of its financial year, forcing the German travel giant to pare back its full-year earnings guidance even as underlying demand held firm.
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Gail Abrahams shares lessons from life, boardroom in first book
For decades, Gail Abrahams has been a force to be reckoned with in the marketing and communications industry. With humble beginnings in traditional media, Abrahams went on to successfully climb the corporate ladder. Now this sought-after consultant is using her voice and expertise to help others as she celebrates a new chapter as a published author.
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Something Extra | Saturday
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Kingston professionals step out for AI conference
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Editorial | The burden of salt
Jamaica’s growing crisis with non-communicable diseases has a direct correlation with what people are eating every day. High salt consumption is one of the key factors driving hypertension, heart disease, stroke and kidney failure.
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Tony Deyal | The wise words of Sir David Attenborough
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Ronald Sanders | OAS faces moral test in Panama
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