Just weeks after Jamaica’s men’s lacrosse team secured its place at the 2027 World Lacrosse Men’s Championship, the country is preparing for another major international challenge, this time with an opportunity to move…
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Donna Parchment Brown | Hurt people, blue tarpaulins and broken businesses
Jamaica, the place of choice to live, work, do business and raise families, is inspirational and attainable. – Vision 2030
Gordon Robinson | Serves them right!
Jamaica’s allegedly sovereign Government crossed the Atlantic, cap in hand, to beg (oops, sorry, “petition”) our enslavers’ King for slavery reparations. Have we no shame? Are we so accustomed to “negotiating” on our…
WEEKLY DEVOTIONAL: Amazing Grace
We sing about amazing grace, but sometimes familiarity with the words can cause us to lose our wonder at what grace actually means. The Greek word commonly translated grace, charis, carries the idea of…
Two Jamaicans Among 12 Selected for Prestigious Yale Cultural Heritage Fellowship
Two Jamaican cultural heritage leaders from the Institute of Jamaica are among just 12 people selected for the second cohort of the Yale Directors Forum (YDF), a highly selective fellowship for executive leaders…
4 Jamaican Game Developers Putting Culture in Play
Earlier this year, Jamaicans.com featured Derryk MacGregor, Jordan Thompson Pamba and Chad Wilson, the team behind Kingston-based indie game developer BChaotic, following the launch of their first commercial video game, Bubblexity, on Steam….
Meet T’sana “Winty Quinty” Wint, the Woman Shifting Gears in Jamaican Motorsport
For T’sana “Winty Quinty” Wint, motorsport has never simply been about speed. It is a passion that began in childhood, became an escape during one of the most difficult periods of her life…
Meet T’sana ‘Winty Quinty’ Wint, Jamaica’s Only Female Rally Driver
For T’sana “Winty Quinty” Wint, motorsport has never simply been about speed. It is a passion that began in childhood, became an escape during one of the most difficult periods of her life…
Imani Tafari-Ama | When the machine does the thinking
The anxiety surrounding the pervasive power of artificial intelligence (AI), particularly its potential impact on mental development, learning and psychosocial behaviour, has become sufficiently serious to prompt policymakers to pause and reconsider the…
Danielle Archer | How silence rewrites what citizens know
Jamaica is entering a moment where the most important governance question is not who holds office but how information moves. What the public thinks it knows, what it does not know, and what…