At a time when the Caribbean economy is navigating global uncertainty, digital disruption, climate shocks, and structural transformation, one question matters more than ever: who is shaping the region’s economic future? The 2025…
Category: News
Barry Griffin | Trade must be the Caribbean’s new doctrine
The world is moving and it is not waiting on the Caribbean. In recent weeks, as global powers flexed their muscle in Venezuela, the Caribbean felt the tremor almost immediately. Not in speeches….
Gordon Robinson | A hospital sicker than its patients
Public concern abounds about a recent Auditor General (AudGen) report on University Hospital of the West Indies’ (UHWI) procurement practices. Much off and leg spin deliveries were bowled in media including those using…
Edufocal’s Path To Sustained Profitability Will Be Gradual
Gordon Swaby Chief Executive Officer & Founder of EduFocal Limited has released the following Management Discussion & Analysis For the Nine Months Ended September 30, 2025 Dear Shareholders, 2025 has been a year…
Corporate Movements – January 2026
The Board of Directors of FosRich Company Limited is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Marlene Street Forrest, OJ, CD, JP, PhD, to the Board of Directors, effective January 9, 2026. Dr….
Barita Deepens Asset Management Strategy with Acquisition of JN Fund Managers
Barita Investments Limited (BIL) lead by Chief Executive Officer Ramon Small-Ferguson, has completed the acquisition of 100 per cent of the issued share capital of JN Fund Managers Limited (JNFM), marking a significant…
Best of Jamaica Awards Show to Air On Facebook On January 30, 2025
The Best of Jamaica Awards Show will be broadcast online on January 30, 2025, giving viewers around the world a chance to celebrate Jamaican excellence from wherever they are. The annual awards series,…
On this day in Jamaican History: Jamaican novelist Andrew Salkey was born
On January 30, 1923, Jamaican-Panamanian novelist, poet, and journalist Felix Andrew Alexander Salkey, known as Andrew Salkey, was born in Colón, Panama. Salkey was raised in Jamaica and moved to the United Kingdom in…
WEEKLY DEVOTIONAL: The Discipline of Letting Go
We are living in a time when anxiety is probably at an all-time high. News cycles never pause, crises overlap, and uncertainty has become a constant companion. The pressure to react, respond, plan,…
What Is It Like Being a Jamaican Living in Zanzibar? Simone Christie’s Epic African Adventures
For Jamaican civil engineer Simone Christie, living in Zanzibar is the result of a professional and personal journey that spans Jamaica, the United States, Southern Africa, and East Africa. Her path reflects a…