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Seven months after Havana recalled its medical brigade, 157 Cuban doctors and nurses are back in Jamaica on direct contracts, taking the total to 200 against 277 before the split. The paper trail shows direct contracts were Jamaica’s preferred model from the start. The seven-month gap was not.
Caribbean Export’s UN award recognises its regional investment approach, including a Jamaica-Guyana technology partnership linked to the Caribbean Investment Forum.
A Bahamian economist says his country’s Quieting Titles process is creating land barons. The debate holds lessons for Jamaica, where hundreds of thousands of parcels still have no registered title.
The 15th Caribbean Urban Forum closed in Kingston last week with a landmark declaration on resilience, land tenure, and urban governance. For Jamaica’s property sector, the implications are more immediate than they might appear.
Dominican investigators allege the murder suspect travelled to Jamaica by sea under a false identity before an intelligence-led operation tracked him to a property in Annotto Bay
More than 1,000 of the 1,500 free emergency housing nights Airbnb.org has provided in the Caribbean since 2020 were used in Jamaica, mostly after Hurricane Melissa.
Tenants at the NHC’s Grotto complex in St Michael, Barbados, say sewage overflows and unrepaired leaks persist despite a ministerial promise of urgent action in April.
Barbados’ National Housing Corporation is recruiting and training young people to fill an expected shortage of skilled construction workers as housing projects expand.
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