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Rhaveen Kildare, the newly crowned Clarendon Festival Queen 2025, is setting her sights on addressing some of Jamaica’s most urgent social issues through a school-based initiative dubbed the ‘Man-A-Yard’ tour.…

The United States (US) Embassy in Kingston has indicated that the 2025 cohort of youth ambassadors has embarked on a three-week exchange programme in the US that will bring them…

FORMER DIRECTOR of Sport at The University of West Indies, Mona campus, Dalton Myers, has been appointed as director, Interuniversity and High Performance Athletics at the University of Toronto. This…

The Glenmuir High School football team copped the trophy at the inaugural Clarendon Elite Cup on Sunday. They faced Vere Technical High School where they triumphed 2-0, thanks to successful…

Delattibudiere, 17, has long excelled in mathematics, physics, and chemistry, and says engineering appeals to him because “it offers endless avenues — from civil and mechanical to software — where…

Jamaican-born entrepreneur Lamar Falconer, co-founder and CEO of AltoLeap Inc., has been awarded the Black Entrepreneur of the Year at the 2024 CanadianSME Small Business Awards. The award was presented…

Clarendon Shaped Me – Doctor humbled, gives credit to home town for achievements that led to Governor General’s Award As a little boy growing up in Clarendon, O’Rane Thomas came…

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Two long-time diplomats have been appointed as Jamaica’s envoys to Belgium and the Caribbean Community (Caricom). Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, Kamina Johnson Smith on…

A prescription of relatable warmth, administered with doses of direct honesty, are Dr Jodi Jackto-Tafari’s distinct calling cards. The family physician’s endearing personality has secured fierce loyalty among patients, so…

Jomar Clue, the top-performing grade six student at Glenmuir Preparatory School, attributes his near-perfect scores in the Primary Exit Profile (PEP) examinations to his parents’ strict rule of “no phones…