For any tourist with this dream, many channels are being created making it easier to “travel Jamaican” when in Jamaica. The best possible tool of course being to research the area as much as one can before or during travel plans.
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Buju Banton, Beenie Man, Wayne Wonder for Reggae Bash October 31st
This year’s Reggae Bash, according to promoters, promises to be a momentous event, with a stellar line-up of performances.
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Actor Bello rings ‘Change’ throughout Jamaica
Whether you are in Jamaica or abroad, hopefully the buzz on your lips will be “I am the Change”. At least if you want to move past the past, frustrations, challenges and see the better good of ole time Jamaica renewed. Winston “Bello” Bell through “I am the Change” a group originating on Facebook has begun in an energetic way.
Read MoreA Jamaican OAaSIS for you
I am truly happy to see more ART APPRECIATION persons worldwide taking special interest in improving Jamaica as we know it. So many groups have begun on Facebook alone.
Read MoreUnifying Gala for Jamaica’s 47th Independence Anniversary
It was at least with curiosity and expectation that some persons went to the National Stadium on August 6, to witness the second staging of the revived annual Independence Grand Gala. The gala in celebration of Jamaica’s 47th year of Independence was unifying, but little gratifying, leaving many in lingering expectation of more from the programme, and with some satisfaction.
Read MoreEditorial: Jamaica Poetry in motion
AND WHO WHO DARES WONDER WHETHER OUR ATHLETES ARE PUMPED UP!
Is it only at “certain times” we as Jamaicans will claim being descendants of Africans — BLACK! Technically there is no half black, But maybe some of our athletes are descendants of Kenya’s Kalenjin tribe
Whether for fun, or for money, perhaps Jamaica could develop a sport where we have races against humans.
I think we should race athletes beginning with Bolt against horses then … then cheetahs!
WHERE WE CAN!
He’s African, HES young, flesh and BLACK!!
Editorial: Jamaica’s tourism, art, culture and map to success
On August 6, the day of Jamaica’s Independence, the day started prayerfully at Jamaica House. Among the items, which held attendees and watchers in prayerful reverence, and retrospect were the St John’s Primary students who encouraged all to “Follow the m-a-p”.
The item cleverly put together was a call for Jamaicans to be mindful of Jamaica’s Motto, Anthem, Pledge.
…main participants along the North Coast of Jamaica were observed, and had a chance too to share their views on tourism and art as a combined Jamaican product.
Congrats Jamaica from Hillary Rodham Clinton
I would like to congratulate the people of Jamaica as they celebrate 47 years of independence, – Hillary Rodham Clinton
Read MoreJamaicans give HOW TO directions
The following (27) articles give practical advice on handling varied challenges from cultural to financial, when staying on Jamaican soil. They are sourced from the Caribbean’s leading newspaper, The Gleaner’s new feature, ‘How to …’, an instruction guide giving practical advice on fixing many of those pesky problems that pop up – without paying an arm and a leg. Seize on info from Jamaica’s industry experts and become a veritable Mr or Mrs Fix-it. See more…
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