ENJOY EVENTS IN JAMAICA: November 10-16
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Eat Jamaican Restaurant Week November 9-17, 2012
Learn Jamaican foods Eat Jamaican Restaurant Week November 9-17, 2012. See
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Jamaica Music Countdown by Ritchie B Nov 9-15, 2012
Jamaica Music Countdown November 2-8, 2012, 2012 by Richie B… Chill Spot by Christopher Martin drops to second on Reggae Chart
Read More21-yr-old Antique fair show treasures in Jamaica’s 50th year
Items are a tell tale of Jamaica’s history and growth from before the country’s independence. Jamaican artists speak through their art…
Read MoreUSA President Obama’s victory speech
Webmasters Make $$$ President Barack Obama Obama for America Campaign Chicago, Illinois November 7, 2012 Thank you. Thank you. Thank you so much. [APPLAUSE] Tonight, more than 200 years after a former colony won the right to determine its own destiny, the task of perfecting our union moves forward. [APPLAUSE] It moves forward because of you. It moves forward because you reaffirmed the spirit that has triumphed over war and depression, the spirit that has lifted this country from the depths of despair to the great heights of hope, the…
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What do you remember of old time Jamaica?
JPS put up all kind a sinting bout fih Jamaica 50 and nutten fih teach poor Jamaica pickininis bout history, the jurney to today solar
Read MoreJamaica to Rahtid column starts today!
it get tuh mih. Noo sah, sum tings nuh mek fi write inna English. So mi a start dis ya column ‘Jamaica To Rahtid’ pon dis ya site.
Read MoreWork abroad if you can says Wayne Chen
Webmasters Make $$$ The following article is sourced from The Jamaica Gleaner… Jodi-Ann Gilpin, Gleaner Writer JEF head says new graduates should put some eggs in overseas basket WITH APPROXIMATELY 5,000 students being awarded degrees from the island’s two leading tertiary institutions on the weekend, the Jamaica Employers’ Federation (JEF) is already signalling to graduates that they should not rule out going overseas to seek employment. Wayne Chen, who chairs the private sector grouping of employers, told The Gleaner yesterday that the prospect of finding jobs for tertiary graduates currently…
Read MoreOut of many, one H-sexual country?
Professor Carolyn Cooper argues that our motto “marginalises the nation’s black majority by asserting that the idealised…”.
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