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The utilities regulator says JPS’s first report has not yet explained what caused last week’s blackout, but it will guide the scope of the company’s final investigation.
Attorney Dionne Mealla says Jamaica’s cash declaration rule should not be confused with POCA seizure powers, after Customs disputed claims linked to a viral video about returned funds.
Outgoing Bank of Jamaica Governor Richard Byles used his final finance committee appearance to review inflation, reserves, exchange-rate movement and policy challenges before retirement.
Redemption Sports Club were double winners at the 2026 Genesis Cup in Mandeville, taking the under-10 and under-14 crowns as several youth football categories were decided.
Police officers in St Catherine face scrutiny over a gun salute at a colleague’s nine-night, while St Elizabeth North Eastern MP Zuleika Jess and her driver were fined after traffic charges.
Energy, transport and telecommunications minister Daryl Vaz says Jamaica’s June 5 islandwide blackout was unacceptable, while outlining pending utility reforms, public transport fare changes, oil exploration prospects and telecoms service concerns.
A viral video showing shots fired during a nine-night for policeman Shanki Gordon in Uton, St. Catherine, has led to a police probe and scrutiny of JCF members.
Key Jamaican developments include a contempt charge involving Health Permanent Secretary Errol Green, an INDECOM probe into an alleged police gun salute, and renewed concern over a deadly St. James operation.
British-Guyanese football scout Faisal Khan says Caribbean players need stronger professional support systems off the pitch, from recruitment and representation to disciplined preparation for overseas opportunities.
TVJ’s Smile Jamaica team marked the start of a new World Cup schedule with an outdoor blindfold football challenge featuring fathers, grandfathers and children guiding each other through cones.
A June 12 roundup covers court, crime, fire and workplace incidents across Jamaica, including Munga Honourable being freed of a murder charge and Clarendon police reporting 18 murders for 2026.
In a PBC vox pop, respondents gave mixed views on whether schooling prepares young people for adulthood, pointing to academics, discipline, work habits, street lessons and the value of practical skills.
Benjy Myaz says his reggae take on Randy Crawford’s 1986 song came from years of hearing and loving the melody, before becoming a signature recording and live highlight.
India’s External Affairs Minister Dr. Jaishankar made a historic official visit to Jamaica, with stops honouring Indian arrival, cricket cooperation, bilateral agreements and a UWI Mona discussion.
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Jamaican businesses expect inflation to move above the official target next year, while Flow says 5G service is live in major towns and expanding to more communities by month-end.
Dr. Wayne Henry’s call for more flexible work led PBC Jamaica’s June 12 headlines, alongside inflation concerns, OECS integration efforts and early 2026 World Cup wins.
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Jamaica’s labour ministry has outlined reforms spanning PATH payments, disability support, rural child therapy services, roof assistance and labour protections as recovery continues after Hurricane Melissa.
Government says the OUR is close to acquiring equipment to independently test telecoms service quality, while proposed utility law changes could strengthen compensation options for customers.
Government says the OUR is nearing procurement of equipment to independently test telecom service quality. Ministers also announced proposed utility-law changes, criminal-record expungements, fisheries support and disaster-preparedness measures.
Police are investigating claims of prolonged gunfire near a nine-night for Constable Shanky Gordon in St. Catherine. In a separate court matter, Leoda Bradshaw’s murder case is now headed toward trial.
Canada opened their 2026 World Cup campaign against Bosnia in Toronto, seeking a first win at the tournament while managing Alphonso Davies’ injury absence.
A Jamaica Information Service video focuses on the opening of the Spring Village Bridge in Spanish Town, St Catherine. The supplied description carried no further story details beyond channel information.
Spring Village in St. Catherine recorded the opening of its bridge on June 12, 2026, according to the supplied video title. No further story details were provided in the source text.
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CVM News at Noon covered national economic priorities, court reform issues, a Clansman gang trial update, hurricane-season sanitation work and Flow Jamaica’s new 5G mobile network.
A formal groundbreaking for the Wick Hall Estate project was identified in source material dated June 12, 2026. No further location, speaker or project details were provided.
Prime Minister Andrew Holness told the Jamaica Chamber of Commerce awards banquet that post-Hurricane Melissa rebuilding must strengthen the economy, improve infrastructure and lift productivity.
Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness used the Jamaica Chamber of Commerce’s 2026 awards banquet to discuss the economy, investment, competitiveness, skills, digital change and sustainable national growth.
Prime Minister Andrew Holness used the Jamaica Chamber of Commerce awards banquet to call for stronger private-sector partnership in reconstruction, energy reform, crime reduction and national productivity.
The 2026 JISA National Prep Schools Track and Field Championship moved into its second day on June 12, with coverage listed by PBCJ on YouTube.
CVM Sunrise’s June 12 programme featured updates on planned court construction, the JCF’s road-safety campaign, children’s health care, food-safety education, motorsport innovation and new Jamaican music.
A Jamaican apostle and female pastor say online claims about their relationship followed the collapse of his marriage, abuse allegations, and a dispute that spilled across social media.
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A June 12 news roundup covers a murder charge after 13-year-old Chameleia Paul died, a St Elizabeth killing linked to St Ann, and a family’s demand for answers after Michael Neita died at Cornwall Regional Hospital.
David Morton says Caribbean utility regulators need more innovative tools as small, isolated energy systems face higher operating costs, limited backup capacity and affordability pressures.
Donald Trump says an initial deal to end the Iran conflict may be near, but Tehran says no agreement has been finalised amid renewed exchanges of fire.
Orville Cameron, a sick and visually impaired St. James man, says he has nowhere to sleep after the structure where he lived was demolished. His belongings are now outside and exposed to the weather.
Leoda Bradshaw is due back before the court on June 24 after efforts to settle the case through a guilty plea failed. The matter involves the killings of Saraya Paulwell and Sashina Patterson.
The Jamaica Gasoline Retailers Association says Petrojam’s higher weekly diesel price cap could strain fuel dealers and push transport operators to pass added costs to consumers.
The National Health Fund says it has contacted clients who may have been affected by a cybersecurity incident, while specialists continue to examine how the breach occurred and how far it went.
Camelia Paul, 13, died after complications from stab wounds suffered at her Harbour View home on May 9. Kemar Mitchell, 28, is now charged with murder and is due back in court July 17.
Flow has introduced its 5G mobile network in Jamaica, beginning with post-paid and business users. The first phase covers several major centres, with more towns due by month-end.
Mr Golding says the Opposition is worried about INDECOM figures showing 153 police fatal shootings since January, including 14 so far in June and 11 within just over a day.
Investigators are examining whether the death of Mandeville pharmacist Kadisha McLeod in St. Elizabeth is tied to Maurice Sannell, a licensed firearm holder who died by suicide in St. Ann.
Mexico opened their home World Cup campaign with a 2-0 win over South Africa in Mexico City, while Fan Central analysts examined the red cards, tactics and early tournament issues.
The Government plans a full review of Jamaica’s Zones of Special Operations from July 2026, as Parliament approves another 180-day extension and considers a shift towards zones of peace and opportunity.
Police and oversight investigators are handling several major cases, including the deaths of a missing Manchester woman and a St. James security guard, a Sangster airport cash seizure, and fatal police shootings.
