The Island SPACE Caribbean Museum welcomed over 250 guests on Saturday, June 28, 2025, for the fourth consecutive year of hosting the Anancy Festival—a lively family event rooted in Caribbean folklore, storytelling, and…
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Gordon Robinson | To vote or not to vote
I doubt many noticed, but, last year, I was absent from this space for a while. It began in late May after ten days hospitalisation following major surgery and a rocky post-op. It…
Dennis Minott | Molech to MAGA: Idolatry in the Church
“Do not give any of your children to be sacrificed to Molech, for you must not profane the name of your God. I am the LORD.” — Leviticus 18:21 (NIV) Molech. The name…
This Jamaican Canadian Ice Hockey Player Was The First Black Player Picked In The 2025 NHL Draft
Kashawn Aitcheson, a defenceman with roots in Jamaica and Canada, was the first Black player selected in the 2025 NHL Draft in June. The 18-year-old was picked 17th overall by the New York…
On This Day: July 4, 1959, The Cayman Islands Cease Being a Jamaican Dependency
On 4 July 1959, the Cayman Islands officially ended their status as a dependency of Jamaica and became a separate Crown Colony under direct British rule. This marked a pivotal turning point in…
WEEKLY DEVOTIONAL: Strength in Weakness
Weakness is something most of us try to hide. We often see it as failure, an inadequacy, something to minimize. But God sees it as an opportunity for His grace and power to…
A Guide to Jamaican Culture in South Florida
South Florida is home to one of the most vibrant Jamaican communities outside the island itself. With strong roots in cities like Miramar, Lauderhill, Pembroke Pines, and Lauderdale Lakes, Jamaican culture is on…
The Story of Seaford Town: An Unlikely German Village in Rural Jamaica
Tucked away in the cool hills of Westmoreland is a place unlike any other in Jamaica. Seaford Town—better known to locals as “German Town”—stands as a quiet monument to an unusual chapter in…
Kay Osborne | Systematic assault on institutional integrity
Jamaica stands at a critical crossroads where the very foundations of our democratic institutions are under systematic assault. The events surrounding Prime Minister Andrew Holness and the Integrity Commission reveal a deeply troubling…
Dennis Minott | Meal plans for political mastodons in the US and Jamaica
From golden pancakes of denial to scandal stew with titty-bread rolls, our leaders are dining on delusion — and they are bloated with taxpayer gravy. BREAKFAST OF CHAMPIONS What does a typical day…