Recently, some people have been arguing that the correct version of the popular Jamaican saying is “Horse dead and crow fat” instead of the widely known “Horse dead and cow fat.” However, whether…
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Top Caribbean Islands Offering Digital Nomad Visas
Remote work is here to stay, and for digital nomads seeking tropical vibes and modern connectivity, the Caribbean offers a variety of digital nomad visas. These programs make it possible to live and…
What is Doubles and Where Can Jamaicans Get It?
Recently, the popular Trinidadian street food, doubles, has been a point of discussion among Jamaicans, especially after reggae artist Beenie Man made comments about it. This has sparked curiosity and debate about the…
Imani Tafari-Ama | Two wrongs don’t make one right
When former Finance Minister, Nigel Clarke initiated the 300 per cent pay rise for members of parliament (MPs), creating a gross salary difference between politicians and lower-level public servants, it initiated renewed scrutiny…
Dennis Minott | Billioneers of the Caribbean: From privateers to state capture
Jamaica and the wider Caribbean have long been fertile ground for fortune-seekers, from the notorious buccaneers of the 17th century to today’s billion-dollar oligarchs. The means may have changed — cutlasses replaced by…
The Story of the Electric Slide: Who Really Created the Famous Dance?
The Electric Slide has become a timeless favorite at weddings, parties, and celebrations worldwide. But did you know this iconic dance traces its roots back to Jamaica in the 1970s? Here’s the fascinating…
Interview: Professor Hubert Devonish, Advocate for Jamaican Patois as a Language
Professor Hubert Devonish of the University of the West Indies has been one of the strongest advocates fighting for Jamaican Patois as a Language. He has created a writing and spelling system for…
WEEKLY DEVOTIONAL: “Be Strong and Courageous”
In life, we often face challenges that may seem too big to overcome. Whether it’s a change in circumstances, a difficult relationship, or a difficult task ahead, fear can easily creep in. In…
Dr. Erna Brodber’s Impact on Caribbean Literature, Sociology, and Culture
Dr. Erna Brodber, born on 20 April 1940 in Woodside, St. Mary, Jamaica, is a distinguished writer, sociologist, and social activist whose work has significantly shaped the literary and cultural discourse of the…
Award Winning Jamaican Filmmaker Storm Saulter Directs New British Thriller TV Series
Award-winning Jamaican filmmaker Storm Saulter, known for his impactful films Better Mus’ Come and Sprinter, is set to direct Inheritance, a five-part thriller series for Sky Television. This captivating series, written by Karla…