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Best believe seh mi glad because it’s the only way I’m able to keep track (all pun intended) of what’s happening See yhall tonight 🔥🔥🔥🔥 ahhaaaaa #TracknTingz

Sunday Gleaner Classifieds Real Estate Listings March 22, 2025

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@Fata_dana_pound 😂

@mizzyjay 😂 😂 😂 U kno u no easy

Never latch on to the breast when me born. Get discharged from the hospital n my mother give me tea when she go home cuz gas pack me up. Tea e no!!!

The fake humility so annoying. Me know a she tell Mark fi do it.

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Being Kingston born, St Mary raised, St Elizabeth rooted--I'm honored to be named Chair of the Jamaica Reconstruction & Resilience Oversight Committee (JAMRROC). Thank you, PM, for allowing me to serve in this way. And @JamaicaGleaner for covering /🧵⬇️ jamaica-gleaner.com/article/news/2…

My yearly donations . 4 years and counting 🙏🏾🥹 This year I donated: 600+ vitamalts 400+ banana chips 120+ tins of butter cookies 200+ tru-juice + Fresssh 120 + ensure Packs of Volatren Wish I could have gone to more schools but the list is growing each year. Thank you to the brands for answering my last min calls. -Tru-Juice - VitaMalt Ja @CariMed_JA @stmarysnacks @KendelFoods #TrackAndTingz

The National Budget outlines the plans that shape our nation’s future. Watch live tomorrow, March 24th as the Hon. Fayval Williams concludes this year’s Budget Debate.

Kartel fans when people give alka props

The one thing I’d say is people aren’t properly trained in many businesses. Too often you ask for something and the people you interface with have no idea what you’re talking about….. and it happens too much

The final piece of my research series Jamaica’s Middle Class: Priced Out of the Future has been published today in the Jamaica Observer. Part V (Bonus): Rebuilding the Contract – Structural Reform for Jamaica’s Middle Class closes the series by moving from diagnosis to solutions. After examining how housing costs, transport burdens, wage pressures, and migration incentives are reshaping middle-class life, this final article outlines structural policy ideas aimed at restoring alignment between work, opportunity, and long-term stability. This series began as my first major research project and has sparked thoughtful discussions across the country. I am grateful to the Jamaica Observer for providing the platform to bring these issues into the public conversation. If you have not yet read the full series, I encourage you to start from Part I and follow the argument through to this final piece. The conversation about Jamaica’s middle class is only beginning. jamaicaobserver.com/2026/03/23/jam…

Today - Sunday Jamaica Observer .

Sometimes it’s so hard to get going on a Monday.

Living in this crazy world can mean sometimes we forget what love looks like. Here's a reminder. WATCH: #DemsUnited

@5Solae @MorganChevitage So convenient. Very crazy

Just so I’m clear, it’s the same people trying to revisit history re Manley who are saying FINSAC should not be mentioned, right? Cool.

From Garlands to Parliament 🇯🇲 Nekeisha Burchell joins the podcast to discuss her journey, public perception, and the realities of leadership. New episode out now. Visual: youtu.be/h4yxnLlDWe8?si… Audio: buzzsprout.com/2589742 #BwoyatingzPodcast

No one in Jamaica needs to buy bottled water. Can we start there?

The Lady leave the man and a pure PB. Love that for the hurdles queen.