KINGSTON, Jamaica – Leah Cassie, an actuarial science student, embarked on what she thought would be a standard summer internship at National Commercial Bank Jamaica Limited (NCB). Little did she know, this experience would redefine her career aspirations and broaden her horizons. Initially expecting to work in data analytics or underwriting, Cassie found herself stepping into the world of construction as part of NCB’s Enterprise Operations team.
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St Elizabeth man charged with burglary and larceny
KINGSTON, Jamaica — A 30-year-old man from Rocky Hill, Santa Cruz, St Elizabeth, has been formally charged with burglary and larceny in connection with a series of break-ins in Coral Spring Village, Trelawny. The accused, Jermaine Findley, was charged on September 16 after being implicated in a burglary that occurred in the early hours of the morning.
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Former operations manager pleads guilty to multimillion–dollar fraud at Negril Hotel
In a significant legal development, Paul Wilson, the former operations manager of a boutique hotel in West End, Negril, Jamaica, has confessed to orchestrating a sophisticated fraud scheme that siphoned millions of dollars from the establishment over several months. Wilson, who held the managerial position for over five years until June 2021, entered a guilty plea on September 1, 2025, in the Westmoreland Parish Court. He faced an eight-count indictment, including charges of conspiracy to defraud, larceny as a servant, fraudulent conversion, and obtaining credit by fraud.
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Morgan named new Parliamentary Whip
KINGSTON, Jamaica — Robert Morgan, a second-term Member of Parliament for Clarendon North Central, has been appointed as the new Parliamentary Whip by Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness. Morgan, who also serves as a minister without portfolio in the Ministry of Economic Growth and Infrastructure Development, will take on the additional role of deputy to the Leader of Government Business in the House of Representatives, Floyd Green. He succeeds veteran MP Olivia “Babsy” Grange, who previously held both positions.
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Two games involving teams with perfect records to highlight D’Cup matches
The ISSA daCosta Cup football competition continues this Friday with 30 thrilling matches, including high-stakes encounters between teams boasting perfect win records. In Zone C, Manning’s School, led by new coach Michael Graham, will face Petersfield High. Manning’s School has been in formidable form, scoring 22 goals in three games without conceding any, while Petersfield High, returning after missing last season, has managed five goals and one concession. Meanwhile, William Knibb Memorial will host Cedric Titus in Zone D, with both teams aiming to extend their winning streaks. Cedric Titus has been particularly impressive, scoring 12 goals in three games, double that of William Knibb Memorial. Elsewhere, Manchester High, with 25 goals in four games, will face Mt St Joseph Catholic High, who are yet to secure a win. Christiana High, on the verge of taking sole leadership in Zone G, will play Mile Gully High, while defending champions Garvey Maceo, Glenmuir High, and McGrath High will also seek to maintain their perfect records. Other notable matches include Munro College vs. St Elizabeth Technical High (STETHS) and Cornwall College vs. Herbert Morrison Technical. With intense rivalries and high-scoring teams, Friday’s games promise to deliver excitement and drama.
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Charlie Kirk’s widow takes helm of Turning Point USA
In a poignant turn of events, Erika Kirk, the widow of the late right-wing activist Charlie Kirk, has been appointed as the new CEO and Chair of the Board of Turning Point USA, a prominent youth action campaign group. The announcement came just two days after Charlie Kirk was fatally shot on a university campus, allegedly by a 22-year-old gunman. Erika Kirk, addressing supporters, vowed that the movement her husband had passionately built would continue to thrive. ‘The movement my husband built will not die,’ she declared. The organization’s board confirmed her appointment in a unanimous decision, citing Charlie Kirk’s prior wishes that she lead in the event of his death. The tragic incident has sent shockwaves through conservative circles, where Charlie Kirk was revered as a staunch advocate for free speech and Christian values. In a rare gesture of official mourning, former President Donald Trump ordered flags to be flown at half-staff, and Vice President JD Vance personally traveled to Utah to retrieve Kirk’s body. The shooting has also exacerbated societal divisions, with conservatives mobilizing to penalize those perceived as disrespectful of Kirk’s death. Reports have surfaced of individuals being dismissed from their jobs for making celebratory or mocking social media posts about the tragedy. Notably, late-night comedian Jimmy Kimmel faced backlash and suspension of his show ‘Jimmy Kimmel Live!’ after comments he made about the alleged shooter’s motives drew ire from conservatives. The federal government’s threat to revoke broadcast licenses from channels that did not condemn Kimmel further intensified the controversy.
