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SCULPTURES OF Jamaican icons, the king of Reggae, Bob Marley; and world sprint sensation, Usain Bolt, are now in transit, as the symbols of the island’s rich cultural heritage make their way by sea to the World Expo 2025. The figures, commissioned by the S Hotels Jamaica were loan to the Jamaica Tourist Board (JTB) for use for one year at the expo. They were sculpted by the talented Jamaican sculptor Scheed Cole and are permanent attractions at the S Hotel Montego Bay and S Hotel Kingston. Jamaica is one of 150 participating countries and 25 international organisations that will be on show at World Expo 2025, which will be held under the theme: ‘Designing Future Society for Our Lives’. The event, a global platform for achievement, innovation, collaboration and cooperation, is one of the oldest and largest international events, held every five years since 1851. Danielle Shaw, one of...

Liberty University team picture after winning the 2024 Paradise Jam Men’s Tournament. (Source photo by Mark J Daniel) The final day of the 2024 Paradise Jam Men’s Tournament held at the University of the Virgin Islands Elridge W. Blake Sports and Fitness Center featured four exciting games. Championship Game – Liberty University 62 – McNeese State University 58 Liberty’s light was just too bright as the Flames burned through the field to win the Men’s Division of the 2025 Paradise Jam. The Flames faced the Cowboys of McNeese State University in the championship. Defense was the theme of this game. Liberty allowed the Cowboys to make only one 3-point basket. McNeese shot 8.3 percent from behind the arch. The Cowboys held the Flames to their worst shooting percentage of this tournament, 41.7 percent. The Flames’ light shone brightest on the free-throw line late in the game.  Liberty made 5-out-of-6 three...

(CNS): The number of work-permit holders in the Cayman Islands reached another record last month when the figure climbed to a new high of 37,678 permits in effect. The news comes as the minority UPM government still hopes to bring amendments to immigration legislation before the end of this parliament. Whether the proposed bill makes it through before the next election remains to be seen and given the probable controversies its more likely the UPM will join the long list of governments that have promised but failed to address Cayman’s complex and defective immigration system. The latest number was revealed in a regular FOI request made by the local law firm HSM Chambers. It is also some 4000 more permit holders than the figure reported in the latest Labour Force Survey which was published last month as just 33,573. With the workforce growing continually as a result of permit holders...

Amid escalating political struggle, Haiti faces one of its most turbulent periods ever. Prime Minister Garry Conille has been ousted, adding to a series of short-lived leaders, as violence dominates much of the capital region. With no president since 2021 and an empty parliament since 2023, Haiti is left in the hands of a Transitional Presidential Council plagued by corruption allegations. Meanwhile, over 700,000 Haitians have been displaced, with famine-like conditions emerging in some areas. Can international assistance or local resilience bring stability to a country ravaged by police violence, armed resistance, and political corruption? Today’s Newsmaker is Haiti. Guests: Christophe Garnier, MSF Head of Mission in Haiti, Judes Jonathas, Independent Consultant, and Kim Ives, English Language Editor at Haiti Liberté Newspaper.