Pulse events in Jamaica November 4-12, 2011
2011-10-29
Wednesdays Tonight, Nov 2 Studio 38 kicks off its 2nd Anniversary tonight, with Wednesdays featuring DJ Squeeze. Chalice This Friday, Nov 4 This Friday itContinue Reading
Will new Jamaica PM Andrew Holness make a good principal?
2011-10-24
Andrew Holness is Jamaica PM – how efficient will the former Education minister be as a student teacher, and principal in governing the countryContinue Reading
Andrew Holness given head start from US Hillary Clinton?
2011-10-23
Recently Hillary Rodham Clinton wasted no words in commending the JLP government for recent accomplishments – a good start for Jamaica’s soon-to-be newest PMContinue Reading
Ask a JAMAICAN, a qualified one, about Jamaica laws!
2011-10-23
Here are the listing of our statutes, that govern behaviour, principle and to some extent influence our culture as Jamaicans. Continue Reading
US Clinton paves good start to the ‘Holness’ way in Jamaica
2011-10-22
Hillary Clinton applauds Jamaica at CARICOM meeting and announces new intiatives for country – a good paving for the ‘Holness’ way as youngest PM worldwideContinue Reading
Most popular Reggae artistes, according to Buzzle news
2011-10-22
Marcia Griffiths, not Rita Marley and Shaggy are among the most popular Reggae artistes internationally… Get BUZZLED at this LINK!Continue Reading
Highlighting October 22 in Jamaica, world culture history!
2011-10-22
Important arts, culture and creative events happening around the world, especially in Jamaica on October 22. Power to the creative minds!Continue Reading
Dudus, Qadhafi, Bin Ladin regime ends? Culture too?
2011-10-21
Dudus awaits sentencing, ‘Bin Ladin’ is dead, Qadhafi dead. Has USA proven themselves as a power to be reckoned with? Has Obama changed global crime culture?Continue Reading
Counting denominations of christianity in Jamaica?
2011-10-20
In Jamaica, there exists over 400 denominations of Christianity alone… and several other religions such as RastafarianContinue Reading
EDITORIAL: The sin of poverty and the Jamaican courthouses
2011-10-18
To not be able to afford a lawyer is a CRIME in Jamaica. How dARE YOU poorman come before the gods of Jamaica’s lower courts for justice?Continue Reading
