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‘He was too great to stop at his death’ - JP Samuels Youth Foundation keeps legacy alive (opens the original)
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For Alex Ward, losing his best friend Jean-Pierre ‘JP’ Samuels felt like losing a brother and a purpose at the same time. Samuels died on September 29, 2025 with so much still ahead of him. The 25-year-old had just finished his master’s degree in corporate finance and was about to start working at a wealth management firm so he could support his mother when he suddenly took ill and died shortly after. But instead of letting his name fade, Ward and a group of Samuels’ closest friends turned their
‘He was too great to stop at his death’ - JP Samuels Youth Foundation keeps legacy alive (opens the original)
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For Alex Ward, losing his best friend Jean-Pierre ‘JP’ Samuels felt like losing a brother and a purpose at the same time. Samuels died on September 29, 2025 with so much still ahead of him. The 25-year-old had just finished his master’s degree in corporate finance and was about to start working at a wealth management firm so he could support his mother when he suddenly took ill and died shortly after. But instead of letting his name fade, Ward and a group of Samuels’ closest friends turned their
Deadly Smith Lane blaze kills young siblings (opens the original)
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Two children perished in a deadly fire at their home in Smith Lane, downtown Kingston, yesterday morning. The children have been identified as seven-year-old Keriecia Hutchinson and her four-year-old brother, Samson Cameron, both students of Calabar All-Age School. It is alleged that the children were in the house by themselves as their mother went to buy groceries. The children were living with their parents and were their mother’s only children. Tyrone Hamilton, a neighbour who attempted to re
Gritty Elders kicking violence out of Seaview Gardens (opens the original)
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Residents of Seaview Gardens are being encouraged to take to the field this summer in support of peace and positivity as the Gritty Elders for Youth Foundation hosts its sixth annual One Love Football Competition.Kicking off today and running until August 31, the two-month tournament will be held under the theme ‘Kick Out Violence, Score with Change’.Organisers have indicated that the competition is about more than goals and trophies. It is designed as a direct response to youth violence, unempl
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