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35:24Now PlayingToday on Jamaica Politics Uncovered (JPU), we review Reggae Sumfest 2026 and discuss whether Jamaica continues to cement its reputation as the Entertainment Capital of the World.
We also examine the tragic drowning incident that has reignited the debate on whether swimming should become a mandatory part of the school curriculum. Could teaching every child to swim save lives?
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* 🇯🇲 JPU’s Reggae Sumfest 2026 Review
* 🎤 Performances, production, and the international impact of Sumfest
* 🌍 Is Jamaica still the Entertainment Capital of the World?
* 🌊 Should swimming lessons be mandatory in Jamaican schools?
* 📰 Other major stories making headlines across Jamaica
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