Ways to improve Jamaica 41-50: culturally
2025-08-21
FIX JAMAICA: Number 31. Go back in the big books and enforce forgotten laws relating to the roads for example jay walkingContinue Reading
Creative Meet up in downtown Kingston
2025-08-01
Creative minds meet up in downtown Kingston to discuss “Is Reggae dead’?Continue Reading
Happy 2016 Emancipation Day Jamaicans
2016-08-01
Nuff sinting a gwan fi gi yuh chance fih jump up and relive the celebrations of the freed slaves weh mek wih proud fi call wiself Jamaican tidday tidday yahContinue Reading
Blue Mountain to come alive with Music Fest February 22-23
2014-02-02
Blue Mountain to come alive with Music Fest February 22-23, 2014 with the beats of Jamaican music, and the crafts of Jamaican artists – more than sand, sea, sunContinue Reading
Irie Season’s Greetings for all Jamaicans born, bred, or…
2013-12-25
Irie Season’s Greetings for all Jamaicans born, bred, or…Continue Reading
Jamaica teacher calls for use of art in culture documenting
2013-01-06
History has proven that visual arts have been used to document the history of a number of countries… Jamaica lags behind in this regard – WilliamsContinue Reading
‘Better mus come’ a surety for Jamaicans
2010-10-09
… bit-by-bit even viewers at all levels could identify to issues affecting Jamaica in the 1970s, and muse on possible after effects experienced todayContinue Reading
Out of Many, One Nation: The people who came to Jamaica
2010-09-05
A potpourri of culture, Jamaica is above any other nation or part of the world. Each native is born out of that melting pot, and no matter what WE ARE UNIQUEContinue Reading
Out of Many, One People: The Chinese
2010-04-02
Chinese migrants came to Jamaica as indentured workers, and, later established themselves mostly as bakers, shopkeepers, and restauranteurs.Continue Reading
Editorial: Jamaica’s tourism, art, culture and map to success
2009-08-12
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.Continue Reading
