Jamaica gets a new Ministry of Mining and Geology. Plus: Caribbean leaders tell Britain an apology is not enough at CHOGM, Americans vote in the midterms, a $40-a-year HIV prevention shot advances, and a Haitian gang leader asks the UN for talks.
Jamaica's call-centre jobs shrink, Ferrari loses a race to itself, and a parish shows what early mediation can do. Three stories, three lessons.
Jamaica's central bank governor tells a shrinking BPO sector to pivot. Plus: a new Doppler radar and a retreating shore at Alligator Pond, Guyana's opposition leader remanded, a record US early vote, and Europe's youth protests.
P.J. Patterson calls Jamaica's Cuba abstention a betrayal as the government pushes back. Plus: NIDS for disaster grants and a new plan for Black River, Britain open to a slavery apology, Iran's two-day Hormuz offer, and a Black Sea grain push.
A record crypto hack, a call to use local talent and a ten-minute business registration: lessons on protecting, trusting and simplifying.
CAPRI sets out 16 lessons from Hurricane Melissa as builders push back on NaRRA. Plus: Jamaica's water squeeze and the NWC's 51% rate request, CHOGM opens in Antigua, America votes Tuesday, and Binance loses a record US$6.3 billion.
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Jamaica signals a longer pause on its fiscal rules as recovery costs mount. Plus: most US transit deportees leave Jamaica, Haiti sets July 2027 elections, tankers ablaze in Hormuz, and central banks hold firm on stubborn inflation.
Jamaica abstains for the first time on the UN Cuba embargo vote as CARICOM splits. Plus: the King on slavery in the Caribbean, Spain's deadly train crash, Britain's first Burnham-era budget, and Flávio Bolsonaro's flight to Miami.
A Trelawny yam field, a split Fed vote and a Devon waste scheme: three lessons on keeping, speaking up and sharing.