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Chanel DaCosta channelling joy through travel
In 2017, The Gleaner declared Chanel DaCosta a star on the rise. At the time, the St Andrew native was pursuing a bachelors degree in biochemistry and management studies as well as dabbling in acting, modelling, and a host of other creative...

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Today's Issue Published: Friday, December 1, 2023
Lead Stories

HILL TO DIE ON
Cabinet Minister Aubyn Hill on Wednesday declared his support for Israel amid its ongoing conflict with Hamas in the Middle East, calling it independent of any Holness administration position or policy. Hill, the minister of industry, investment,...

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News

Tufton suggests creating private wing at CRH

WESTERN BUREAU: HEALTH AND Wellness Minister Dr Christopher Tufton is suggesting that a private wing should be created at Cornwall Regional Hospital [CRH], similar to The University Hospital of the West Indies (UHWI) Tony Thwaites Wing, to help...

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Sports

It's a JC, STATHS Walker Cup final

Jamaica College (JC) and St Andrew Technical (STATHS) will renew their rivalry as both booked their spots in the final of the 2023 ISSA/Digicel Walker Cup competition following comfortable semi-final wins yesterday at the Stadium East field. In...

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Business

Seprod doubling down on exports to hit new revenue target

Seprod Limited plans to become a US$1-billion, revenue-generating company in about two years, which requires doubling its annual sales. The food manufacturing and distribution company, which produces brands such as Chiffon margarine, Betty...

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Entertainment

5 Questions With ... Valiant

Rural St Andrew native, Raheem ‘Valiant Bowes, is one of the fastest rising and most loved artistes currently in the dancehall industry. Valiant, who was once a part of the Unruly Camp, became a viral sensation following his ‘kotch e hat, a lie.

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Commentary

Editorial | Tread carefully, Venezuela

Its probably too late to expect Nicolás Maduro to do the right thing and abandon Wednesdays referendum asking Venezuelans to pronounce on their countrys claim to two-thirds of Guyana. But, as he pursues this rash policy, we hope that Mr Maduro.

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Letters

Letter of the Day | Learn lessons from Crab Circle fiasco

THE EDITOR, Madam: I would like to opine on what I can only describe as a fiasco regarding the recent embarrassing situation where it was reported that food was being sold at this popular food joint without potable running water or proper...

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Lifestyle

Chanel DaCosta channelling joy through travel

In 2017, The Gleaner declared Chanel DaCosta a star on the rise. At the time, the St Andrew native was pursuing a bachelors degree in biochemistry and management studies as well as dabbling in acting, modelling, and a host of other creative...

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World News

Pressure builds to eliminate fossil fuel use as oil executive takes over climate talks

Dubai (AP): Pressure to phase out fossil fuels mounted Thursday on the oil company chief who took over fragile international climate negotiations that opened in Dubai amid concerns about what some say is contradictory dual roles. The climate talks...

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