The gospel fraternity continues to thrive amidst the crisis and one of the main artitistes being spiritually charged is Dr. Minister Carlene Davis O.D
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The fifth annual Strawberry Hill High Stakes Backgammon Tournament, organized by Alastair Macbeath welcomed 26 entrants vying for 2 million dollars, recently
Read MoreYoutube broadcasts OAaSIS in the spotlight of CVM at Sunrise
In under 10 minutes viewers were told of the need for the OAaSIS International Foundation and its impact in at least one location, and the response of children
Read MoreBackgammon networking many on Strawberry Hill, Jamaica
It was the fifth annual Strawberry Hill High Stakes Backgammon Tournament, organized by Alastair Macbeath, which welcomed 26 entrants vying for 2 million dollars in prizes.
Read MoreEDITORIAL: Planting the ‘IMPOORATION’ seed
We [Jamaica] need $21 billion dollars in taxes fi get a US$1.2 billion loan from the IMF.. what a piece a cratches!
Read MoreReggae’s Michael Rose returns after hiatus
Rising in popularity, he had at one point three top 30 Gavin Reggae hits! In 1998, Michael Rose was one of the most in-demand recording artistes…
Read MoreMark Foga’s ‘Hope of Glory’
A hush descends, instruments working in harmonious tandem with vocals as the tells the singer has hope of glory
Read MoreOut of Many, One People: The Irish
Today, the legacy of the Irish is evident in the naming of places such as Irish Town, Dublin Castle, Irish Pen, Sligoville, Kildare, Leinstar Road and Belfast.
Read MoreOut of Many, One People: The Chinese
Chinese migrants came to Jamaica as indentured workers, and, later established themselves mostly as bakers, shopkeepers, and restauranteurs.
Read MoreOut of Many, One People: The Taino
The Taino, no longer in existence, left their legacy – having given the island the name Xaymaca, which to them meant “land of wood and water”.
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