Jahshii to embark on islandwide tour; aims to reconnect with his fans
Jahshii to embark on islandwide tour; aims to reconnect with his fans
🇯🇲 Jamaica News
📰 Daily Digest — Jamaica
- Students at St Elizabeth Technical High School are getting a fresh start, with the campus reopening alongside brand new classrooms.
- The education ministry is once again pushing for violence-free schools, a renewed appeal as the school year gets underway.
- Teachers are being urged to bring more STEM into their lessons, so students get earlier exposure to science, tech and math careers.
- On the culture front, drummer Paul Kastick is blending reggae with rock on his new project, 'My Reggae Rocking Journey Vol 2'.
- Football fans had something to celebrate too, as Erling Haaland scored twice to power Manchester City past Porto.
Jamaica Food & Drink Festival takes on the Big Apple with ‘Kuyah NY’
Funeral for Ras Ajai set for September 26
The funeral for Ras Ajai is scheduled for September 26.
UPDATE: Five dead in cargo plane crash at Miami airport
Amazon cargo plane sends up billowing cloud of smoke after overrunning runway at Miami airport
MIAMI (AP) — An Amazon cargo plane barreled off a runway at Miami International Airport on Sunday, striking multiple vehicles and bursting into flames in a crash that sent thick black smoke billowing into the sky and forced the closure of all runways at one of the nation’s busiest airports. More than 60 Miami-Dade Fire Rescue units responded to the crash, arriving to find the aircraft on fire as crews worked to extinguish the flames and assess patients. Officials had not yet released information on injuries or deaths.
Amazon cargo plane crashes at Miami International Airport
The Airbnb maths
The Airbnb maths
Malie Donn’s ‘The Golden Child’ reaches No 2 on US Apple Music Reggae chart
Thousands of OpenAI AI agents went rogue, took over German website — researchers
US safety regulator probes Tesla’s Cybercab
Morgan describes PNP airfare statement as latest attempt to ‘mislead’ Jamaicans
Government hits back at Opposition over falling visitor arrivals, high airfares
The Government has hit back at the Opposition following its call for measures to address the reduction in visitor arrivals and high airfares. Yesterday Opposition Spokesperson on Tourism and Linkages, Andrea Purkiss, urged Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett to detail plans to stem the decline in visitor arrivals as well as the soaring cost of air travel to Jamaica.
Temporary service disruption affecting electronic certificates of fitness — ITA
The ITA is reporting a temporary disruption to services for electronic certificates of fitness.
Tough guardrails
A headline reading 'Tough guardrails' suggests a story about robust safety barriers. Without further details, the exact context is unclear. It might refer to highway safety measures or stricter regulations. The title alone offers little information.