JUNCTION, St Elizabeth — They are Jamaica’s real schoolboy heroes. The quick thinking and swift action of a group of schoolboys from BB Coke High School here is being hailed far and wide…
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Gordon Robinson | Seasonal distractions
Summer is officially over so Jamaica is currently knee deep in a flood of waste material produced by a new political silly season. The first emission was an ill-conceived ultimatum issued to Government…
Byron Blake | Critical assessment of nuclear energy in Jamaica’s future
In an article published in the Sunday Gleaner of July 30, titled ‘The Potential of Nuclear Energy as Part of the Future Energy Mix in Jamaica’, Oshane Hamilton explored the viability of integrating…
Kemtek marketing new residential complex, warns price will fluctuate with forex rate
Kemtek Development and Construction Limited is now marketing a new residential complex in Portmore called Oak Estate that’s priced at mid-tier buyers. The project is being executed in four phases, the first of…
Jamaica rum battle has a French twist
The rumble in the spirits market over the composition and redefinition of Jamaican rum is in part driven by a French company that co-owns National Rums of Jamaica Limited, NRJ, industry sources in…
Tame credit card fears and dodging interest rate fees
EXORBITANT interest rates on credit cards have been cited as the main reason people won’t get one. Despite the widespread use of credit cards globally, many Jamaican consumers remain cautious about embracing this…
FROM BOOZE TO BEATS
AT least two nightclubs in the country’s tourism mecca say their Gen Z customers (people born between 1996 and 2010) are consuming less alcohol when they go out compared to the volumes millenials…
Authentic Jamaican Jerk Experience Available on Streets of New York City
Jamrock Jerk New York is the first street cart in New York City to be legally permitted with the grills and smokers required for the production of an authentic Jamaican jerk experience. The…
Boy beaten unconscious
JUNCTION, St Elizabeth — A St Elizabeth family is demanding justice after their relative, 14-year-old Jaheim Colman, was beaten unconscious, allegedly by a grade 11 student, for stepping on a pair of Clarks…