Prime Minister Dr Andrew Holness today disclosed that, based on projections, it could take up to six months to achieve full electricity restoration to all affected communities following Hurricane Melissa. Thousands of Jamaicans, particularly those in parishes severely impacted by the Category 5 storm, such as St Elizabeth, Westmoreland, Hanover, and St James, remain in the dark more than three weeks after the passage of Melissa. Read more: https://jamaica-gleaner.com/article/news/20251119/full-h

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In an interview at the game where our National Basketball Team faced Canada in the FIBA World Cup Qualifier, I said that the same speed and explosiveness that make us world leaders in athletics are the same ‘biomechanical’ gifts needed to dominate on the basketball court. We have the natural talent; now, we must match that talent with world-class facilities. As we look toward the return of the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) and more international events, we must bridge the gap between our natura