Paintings and products by Anthea McGibbon
Paintings (original and prints) and souvenirs, and special items such as bags, knapsacks specially decorated and branded, are now available by Anthea McGibbon
US businessman, George Scott, highlights a Jamaican positive
George Scott, former headmaster and owner of Scotts Jamaican bakery in Hartford, Connecticut, highlights The Jamaican Banana Man
Dennis Dillon, an ideal role model in changing Jamaica
A Jamaican, Rev Dennis Dillon, interestingly is founding publisher of New York Christian Times, and he does so while being impacting as a religious minister.
Professional Jamaicans offer scholarship for Jamaican youth
Until July 23, students seeking financial assistance with school expenses have a chance to win a scholarship through the PJFJ.
Jamaican dancer Shelly Belly in movie
The movie, which is directed by Macca, also features his cousin Racoon. Some of it was shot in the United States
Romain Virgo makes debut available
Romain Virgo's 15-track debut album, an embodiment of his skillful vocals, social awareness and boyishness is available in stores and online.
Beckford criticises Govt for not tapping diaspora tourism
PATRICK BECKFORD, has criticised the Ministry of Tourism for its approach in the marketing of the country.
Former Jamaican television personality excels in Canada
Naomi Cowan after departing Jamaica a few years ago to pursue tertiary studies overseas, continues to excel in the field of Television and Radio in Canada.
Rex Nettleford Foundation started to promote culture
The foundation will support scholars and programmes that promote the strengthening of West Indian society
Out of Many, One People: The Lebanese and Syrians
Many started out as pedlars, becoming successful merchants over time opening dry goods stores in downtown Kingston.