The Christmas message of Queen Elizabeth 2 usually has a strong religious framework, reflecting current issues with references to her own experiences
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Di Blueprint wins 2011 Jamaican Global Battle of the Bands
Inner Circle the ‘Reggae Wave’ band
Powered by Reggae Icons, Inner Circle, 2012 marks the beginning of “The Reggae Wave” project at Circle Village . Jahfe, Fourth Dimension, Roots Shakedown, Spred The Dub, Skafyah, The Resolvers and Stampede Movement as well as Lance O of Kulcha Shok in association with The Abebe Lewis Marketing & Branding Group. The Reggae Wave will allow the bands to expand their fanbase and create a movement or “wave” outside of their respective “hotspots” by contributing to a compilation EP that will be available to fans for free via physical product…
Read MoreNew team addresses Jamaica’ teen concerns via teen connect
Troubled teens, or simply curious ones can now have their issues dealt with without revealing their identity. Topics include school subjects, personal, family..
Read MorePhillip ‘Fattis’ Burrell Thanksgiving Service December 17
Veteran producer and hit maker Phillip “Fattis” Burrell died on Saturday, December 3rd suffering complications of a stroke. He has worked with several of Jamaica’s most successful artists, and had many friends. He was 57 years old. The service to celebrate the life of legendary music producer Philip Burrell, more popularly known as Fattis, is scheduled for Saturday, December 17, 2011 at the Holy Trinity Cathedral in Kingston and will begin promptly at 10 .
Read More2011 Shaggy and Friends concert moved to January 7
he recently announced general elections has pushed the annual charity concert, ‘Shaggy and Friends … the caring continues’ to an early date in January 2012
Read MoreJamaica’s newest culture – peaceful war for politics?
Truley had to borrow this photo from the Jamaica Observer. Except for someone who told me that someone told them that PNP persons were planning on beating JLP persons, and claimed to rip green uniforms off girls.. I CANT SAY I heard of or witnessed any real political tension. I drove around all day, going about my jobs. The air was jubilant. In many areas, I saw Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) supporters embracing or walking alongside People’s National Party (PNP) supporters with huge grins. I saw one man wear green…
Read MoreUSAID/Jamaica Project to improve Primary Math, English
With many students falling below the require standard in mathematics at internal and external exams at all grade levels, USAID in collaboration with the Ministry of Education, through the Jamaica Basic Education Project, has set out to improve students
Read MoreMagnum cranks up first Christmas Party amidst rain drops
Magnum promoters had their fair chance to crank up the ‘Magnum Christmas: Crank It Up, High Energy’ party at the main car park of the National Stadium.
Read MoreCreative people of Jamaica say no to lower cuts
Chances are there was a time when graduates of Edna Manley as well as those who learnt to produce works of graphics, painting, writing and more were the least paid in companies. Even with their contributions being more impacting. Little told was the high price of education especially at tertiary level. GLAD more creative people of Jamaica SAYING NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!! to lower cuts than everybody else in support of their bills and high priced education… YOU go creative Jamaicans!!!! Don’t get mad, get creatively glad! CREATIVE PEOPLE got bills, sometimes more…
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