Nickelodeon has announced July 14 as the first official SpongeBob Day, celebrating the global impact of the iconic animated franchise.
The annual event will feature exclusive content across television, streaming, gaming, social media and theme parks to mark SpongeBob’s birthday.
Tyre Warehouse Automotive (TWA) has reaffirmed that it remains the sole authorised distributor and dealer of Jetour vehicles in Jamaica, Barbados and the Cayman Islands.
The company said recent reports about Jetour dealership arrangements elsewhere in the Caribbean do not affect its operations or customer services.
West Indies head coach Daren Sammy has praised batting coach Floyd Reifer for his role in the team’s recent improvement with the bat.
Sammy made the comments after West Indies secured a record-breaking innings victory over Sri Lanka in the opening Test, their first Test win in over two years.
Reggae and dancehall artiste D’Yani is gearing up to release his highly anticipated new album, Live, Life & Prosper (LLAP), on August 21.
LeBron James is returning for a record-breaking 24th NBA season, but not with the Los Angeles Lakers. Womp!
England’s right-back options are under pressure ahead of their World Cup last-32 match against DR Congo after Jarell Quansah and Reece James missed training.
Quansah picked up a twisted ankle in the 2-0 win over Panama, while James is still recovering from a hamstring injury sustained earlier in the tournament.
National Insurance Scheme (NIS) contributors are being urged to regularly check their contribution records to ensure employers are making the required payments.
NIS Director Portia Magnus warned that some employers remain non-compliant and encouraged workers to report any missing contributions without delay.
Erling Haaland scored a late winner as Norway defeated Ivory Coast to book a place in the World Cup last-16 against Brazil.
The Manchester City striker tapped home in the 86th minute after a cutback from Patrick Berg, extending his scoring streak to 13 consecutive competitive internationals.
The University of the West Indies (UWI) has warned the public about a fake website falsely claiming to be affiliated with the institution.
The fraudulent site reportedly collects personal information, including names, email addresses, and telephone numbers, without UWI’s authorisation.
