Praise offered in seasons of comfort comes naturally, but praise given in the midst of pain is described in Scripture as a sacrifice (Hebrews 13:15). The writer of Hebrews reminds believers that praise…
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Sydney’s First Jamaican Patty Shop Opens in the Inner West
Sydney has a new taste of the Caribbean with the opening of its first dedicated Jamaican patty shop in the Inner West. Locals can now savour one of Jamaica’s most iconic street foods:…
Remembering Dr. Joseph Robert Love: Priest, Physician, Journalist and Jamaica’s First Pan-African Nationalist
In the long arc of Caribbean history, a few figures stand out as visionaries who anticipated the movements of a new century. Among them is Dr. Joseph Robert Love, a Bahamian-born intellectual, physician,…
Tia and Tina Clayton: The Twin Phenoms Leading Jamaica’s Sprint Future
Born just five minutes apart in the quiet district of Grange Hill, Westmoreland, Tina and Tia Clayton have grown into two of Jamaica’s brightest sprinting prospects. Identical twins at the highest level of…
Allan Rae Remembered: The Sheet Anchor Who Shaped West Indies Cricket On and Off the Field
Allan Fitzroy Rae, O.J., C.D., left an indelible mark on Caribbean cricket, both as a player of rare dependability and as an administrator of uncommon integrity. Born in Rollington Town, Kingston, on September…
Jamaican Designer Rachel Scott to Lead Elite New York Fashion House Proenza Schouler
Rachel Scott, the Jamaican designer behind the acclaimed label Diotima, has been appointed Creative Director of Proenza Schouler, marking a new chapter for one of New York’s most influential fashion houses. Her appointment…
Jalil Dabdoub | Cabinet bloat and the crisis of entitlement
The recent Cabinet appointments, along with the insolent walkout by veteran member of parliament (MP) Everald Warmington, apparently in protest to his omission from same, expose the entitlement and tribalism embedded in our…
Dennis Minott | Harmful buffoonery
Behind the neat rows of school timetables lies harmful buffoonery, where pools-timetabling locks children’s dreams into cages and wastes national talent. Each new school year, thousands of Jamaican secondary students discover that their…
WEEKLY DEVOTIONAL: Praise that Confounds the Enemy
Pain has the power to either silence or amplify praise. Paul and Silas, beaten and imprisoned, chose the latter. Their midnight worship (Acts 16:25) was not born out of comfort but of conviction….
Rohan Marley Inspires Entrepreneurs at Miramar’s First Fridays Network & Chill
Earlier this month, Miramar’s First Fridays: Network & Chill series brought a packed crowd to Tribeca Restaurant and Lounge for a high-energy evening of business insights, culture and connection. The September edition of…