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Jamaica’s men’s 4x100m relay team has reignited hopes of a global comeback, securing a crucial World Championships qualifying position with a season-best performance. After years of inconsistency, the squad—bolstered by rising stars like Oblique Seville and Rohan Watson—delivered a smooth 37.86-second run in London, vaulting them into the top 16. With improved baton exchanges and renewed focus under coach Maurice Wilson, the team is now poised to reclaim its legacy. As the qualification window narrows, Jamaica’s resurgence sends a clear message: the sprint powerhouse is back in contention.

With Vybz Kartel set to headline Reggae Sumfest 2025, Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett predicts record-breaking attendance driven by the deejay’s powerful post-release mystique.

Jamaica’s heavy reliance on tourism and remittances presents a seductive but ultimately fragile economic model. While these sectors provide vital short-term foreign

At CARICOM’s 49th summit, PM Mia Mottley condemned global neglect of Haiti and institutional bias against the Caribbean. Her bold call for regional unity, debt reform, and digital defense signals a new era of Caribbean resilience.

Experience Reggae Sumfest 2025 in luxury with the all-new Luxe Deck and Ultra Luxe Cabana options in Montego Bay — Jamaica’s tourism hub. The weeklong music festival offers premium packages for guests seeking elevated comfort, exclusive views, and world-class entertainment.

Jamaican Kishane Thompson blazed to victory in the Prefontaine Classic 100m at Hayward Field, clocking 9.85s. Zharnel Hughes (9.91s) & Trayvon Bromell (9.94s) followed. (145 chars)