Only 1.8 percent of $1.44 billion raised for Hurricane Melissa relief had been spent by February, the auditor general found. Whats behind the gap, and what its become a political flashpoint over.

Only 1.8 percent of $1.44 billion raised for Hurricane Melissa relief had been spent by February, the auditor general found. Whats behind the gap, and what its become a political flashpoint over.

Kingston, Jamaica — 10 February 2026 Jamaica’s standing on the global Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) has remained unchanged, with the country again…

Artificial intelligence is no longer a distant concept in Jamaican real estate. It is already influencing how properties are described, promoted, analysed,…

There’s a quiet truth about success that doesn’t get talked about enough: most people don’t start out knowing what they’re doing. They…

A Christian accountability council has launched in Jamaica to help churches meet 2022 charity rules on audits, receipts and donor records, saying most lack the resources to comply and that accredited churches become more attractive to donors.

A founding member of Santa Cruz New Testament Church of God demanded a forensic audit over more than $500,000 he said was spent without the board’s knowledge; Bishop Wellesley Blair called the claims unfounded and removed him from the church accounts.