Jews in Jamaica, culturally speaking
Port Royal until 1692, boasted the first Jewish synagogue established in Jamaica. After the 1692 earthquake, the Jews purchased land in Spanish Town.Continue Reading
One nation, one culture from many. These articles are on who we are and more
Port Royal until 1692, boasted the first Jewish synagogue established in Jamaica. After the 1692 earthquake, the Jews purchased land in Spanish Town.Continue Reading
Webmasters Make $$$ BY Audley Shaw, Guest Columnist, Jamaica Observer IN a speech and an article published recently, both former Prime Minister PJ Patterson and former Finance Minister Dr Omar Davies are seeking to rewrite the history of the Jamaican economy. So, for the young, for students of history andContinue Reading
Is it Jamaican, broken English, Jamaican broken English, Jamaican English or Jamaican patpois that Jamaicans speak? Do we chat it or speak it, or say it?Continue Reading
The closer I get to you
The more you’ll make me see
By giving me all you’ve got
Your love has captured me
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My first love
You’re every breath that I take
you’re every step I make Continue Reading
Tonight, I Celebrate my Love by Peabo Bryson & Roberta Flack is a popular song for wedding singers in JamaicaContinue Reading
Stoneman interprets stone messages, himself is a revered rastafarian who shares also on the religion, and consulted on herbs of Jamaica.Continue Reading
Jamaicans celebrate on some days with the world, but have a few public holidays of their own. A brief look at their origin leads to a deeper appreciation for the natives whose motto is “Out of Many, One People. Public Holidays: 2010 2011 New YearContinue Reading
The St Andrew Scots Kirk Church is one of the oldest in the island and is renowned for the St Andrew singers, a noted contributor to Jamaican chorale music.Continue Reading

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