15K views · 151 reactions | President of the University of Technology, Jamaica (UTech), Dr Kevin Brown says the university community is saddened by the news that skeletal remains found at a beach in Portmore, St Catherine, are believed to be those of missing UTech student Anisa Dilworth. https://www.jamaicaobserver.com/2025/05/19/utech-saddened-missing-student-anisa-dilworth-feared-dead/ | The Jamaica Observer | Facebook

The Government has signalled it will not be renewing the Jamaica Public Service’s (JPS) all-island licence to supply electricity without re-negotiation of the current terms, and is open to exploring other contracts with interested parties. https://www.jamaicaobserver.com/2025/07/01/govt-will-not-renew-jps-contract-existing-terms-vaz/ | The Jamaica Observer

🇯🇲 Megan Tapper’s surprise exit from the women’s 100m hurdles at #Tokyo2025 raised tough questions. In this clip, our guest breaks down what this means for her mentally, athletically, and with sponsors. Tap in for the full discussion 👉🔗 https://youtu.be/cm6auGly1jE?si=sIm8iD_T0iXUXi4S | The Jamaica Observer

Jamaica’s Adrian Kerr says just making it to his first World Championships is a victory in itself after years of setbacks and struggles. Now on the eve of the men’s 200m, Kerr is determined to make it count: “At one point I was going to give up track and field in 2022, so being here now is a very great feeling.” In a candid pre-race chat with Observer Sports Editor Andre Lowe, Kerr revealed he leaned on advice from sprinter Ackeem Blake to change coaches — a move he credits for helping him final

He has truly levelled up! 🚀 Bryan Levell stormed to a lifetime best of 19.64s to claim bronze in a stacked 200m final at the World Championships — making him the third-fastest Jamaican in history behind Bolt and Blake. Catch all the analysis, reactions, and what this means for Jamaica’s sprinting future in the full episode of The Sports Club Podcast. 🇯🇲🔥 Watch more: https://youtu.be/H5IbNJVYw3k #SportsClubPodcast #TrackAndField #OSports #BryanLevell #Tokyo #Tokyo25 #Jamaica #AlwaysAhead | Th