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- Sep 29, 2026
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Attorney secures bail for client despite lawyers’ no-show (opens the original)
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A man who has been in custody since last Monday was finally released on bail yesterday after his attorney-at-law Michael Jordon raised concerns in court that he was charged with an offence that did not apply to the circumstances of the case. Jordon said his client was driving a motor car when police stopped him and took him into custody. “In their report they are saying that my client’s car was suspected to have been leading a car, which was reportedly stolen. So they took him to custody for tha
Child ‘mechanics’ bringing old cars back to life (opens the original)
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At seven years old, most boys are simply enjoying fast cars and the sounds of engines, but Zaine Blake and J’Quan Powell are more interested in what is under a bonnet. Their latest project is enough to make even seasoned mechanics take a second look. The boys, who were weaned from their tablets and given the opportunity to get their hands dirty, have managed to breathe life into a 2012 Mitsubishi Galant that was sitting in a parking lot for about 10 years. “He did 90 per cent of the mechanical w
Back from the brink Entrepreneur overcoming obstacles to provide for family (opens the original)
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“I was in a position where I couldn’t even buy food, I was depressed and wanted to give up. I was thinking the worst and now I am employing people.” Those words from Tanya Smart capture just how dramatically her life has changed since THE STAR last told the story of the mother struggling to cope with her autistic son, Daniel, while battling financial hardship and depression. Today, Smart is running Tanya’s Swifty Cleaning Services, travelling across parishes to clean homes, nursing homes and bus
‘Singing cop’ branching out as an artiste (opens the original)
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Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) sergeant and popular vocalist Nashchique is answering another call — to music as she branches out as an artiste with a string of singles and plans for her debut album. Known to many as the singing policewoman, whose performances with the JCF band have repeatedly gone viral, Nashchique is now determined to establish herself as an artiste in her own right. “I’ve never given up any aspect of myself. The truth is that you have people who are divergent, they can do mu
UWI student grateful for mother’s sacrifice, scholarship (opens the original)
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Every dollar that Deleen Brown earns as a domestic helper goes towards keeping her 20-year-old daughter Janoya Robinson in school. Now, after years of enduring severe financial hardship, Robinson is beating the odds at The University of the West Indies, where she is pursuing a double major in economics and banking and finance. While Robinson works towards changing their future, her beloved mother is still working to keep their present together. And one day this summer, her mother’s simple wish l
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