Kingston and St Andrew’s Annorah Brown captured the second runner-up title at the inaugural Mini Miss Jamaica Heritage Queen Pageant 2025 held on December 28, 2025, in Ocho Rios, St Ann. Brown was ...
There were three big names missing when Jamaica announced their team for this week’s World Championships: Roje Stona, Rajindra Campbell and Wayne Pinnock. The trio represented half of Jamaica’s track ...
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On Sunday, US President Donald Trump said they will “run” Venezuela temporarily, after a military attack on the country which ...
Many Jamaican athletes like Usain Bolt are record holders. Bolt is the fastest man alive. He holds the unbeaten world record. Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, nicknamed "Pocket Rocket," is a legendary female ...
With the 2025 World Athletics Championships in Tokyo fast approaching, track and field athletes around the world are competing to make their national teams ahead of the event Sept. 13-21. The Jamaican ...
Each year, the Penn Relay Carnival brings together hundreds — if not thousands — of high school student-athletes to compete in dozens of events. For some, the journey to Franklin Field consists of a ...
Even post-retirement, Usain Bolt's financial prowess remains formidable, with an estimated $90 million net worth in 2025. Brand endorsements, particularly with Puma, and speaking engagements continue ...
It was a cool and blustery morning last month on the opening day of the 118th Penn Relays in Philadelphia as Edwin Allen High School of Jamaica won the first of two qualifying heats in the girls’ ...
Sprint legend Usain Bolt enjoys a peaceful life in Kingston, Jamaica, prioritizing family and business ventures like his restaurant chain. With an estimated net worth of $90 million by 2025, Bolt, a ...
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KINGSTON, Jamaica (Reuters) - Five members of the Jamaican team for next month's world athletics championships have been recalled home after testing positive for a banned substance, a Jamaican ...
KINGSTON, Jamaica (Reuters) Four of five Jamaican athletes hauled before a doping tribunal for using a banned stimulant were banned for three months on Monday. The Jamaica Anti-Doping Appeals Tribunal ...
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