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Farmers to gain access to expertise, financing opportunities at CWA 2026 - Jamaica Observer (opens the original)
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Local farmers will have greater access to technical expertise, financing discussions and knowledge-sharing opportunities when the Caribbean Week of Agriculture (CWA) gets underway in Jamaica next week. Agriculture, Fisheries and Mining Minister Floyd Green says “ordinary farmers” will be deliberately included in the 20th staging of the regional agricultural forum, which is expected to attract more than 800 delegates from 40 countries. Green said the conference has been structured to ensure that
HOME, SWEET HOME - Jamaica Observer (opens the original)
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ENGLISH-born midfielders Courtney Clarke and Brandon Cover say they’re looking forward to playing in Jamaica for the first time as they gear up for the start of the Reggae Boyz campaign in the Concacaf Nations League this weekend. Interim Head Coach Rudolph Speid could hand the pair their home debuts at the National Stadium when the national men’s team take on Guatemala on Friday and Honduras on Monday in their first two of four games in their group-stage campaign. Clarke, a 23-year-old midfield
Residents want Amity Hall Police Station restored - Jamaica Observer (opens the original)
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AMITY HALL, St James — Long before last October’s Hurricane Melissa battered the police station in Amity Hall, St James, the building was badly in need of repair. Things got worse when two containers the police force had planned to use as a temporary location were blown away by the storm’s Category 5 winds. Last week’s murder in the community has added urgency to residents’ calls for their local police station to be reopened. “It’s since the storm it look like this. People were in there before t
Bartlett raps employers avoiding pension scheme - Jamaica Observer (opens the original)
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MONTEGO BAY, St James — Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett has rapped some employers who, in his view, have not done enough to ensure employees participate in the Tourism Workers Pension Scheme (TWPS). “Several hotels that I have visited and attractions are not as energetic. I’m trying to find the right words here, because if I don’t find the right words I’m going to say some rough words,” the minister said with a laugh during the TWPS annual general meeting at Montego Bay Convention Centre last F
D&G Foundation pours energy into cleaner coastlines - Jamaica Observer (opens the original)
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VOLUNTEERS from the D&G Foundation of Red Stripe removed waste and debris from Gun Boat and Buccaneer Beach in Palisadoes during the 2026 International Coastal Clean-up Day on Saturday, joining 135 registered groups participating in the national effort to reduce marine pollution. The Jamaica Environment Trust (JET) coordinated the clean-up under the theme ‘Away is a Place,’ drawing attention to what happens to waste after it is discarded. At Palisadoes, volunteers removed debris from coastal are
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