The COP 29, formally the 29th United Nations Conference of the Parties on Climate Change, ended in Baku, Azerbaijan, on Sunday, November 24, two days after the scheduled closure with the clear verdict…
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The Businessuite 2024 Caribbean Top 50 & 100 Editorial: Preparing For A New Caribbean Reality
In the face of rapid economic, demographic, and technological shifts, Caribbean business leaders today navigate an environment marked by both promising growth opportunities and unprecedented challenges. From the pressing demands of Environmental, Social,…
The Businessuite 2024 Caribbean Top 50 & 100 and the Ranking Methodology
The Businessuite Caribbean Top 50 & 100 Companies ranking methodology and annual coverage aim to provide a structured view of the financial standing and influence of Caribbean businesses on a global scale. This…
Celebrating Vilma Charlton: A Trailblazer in Jamaican Athletics and Education
Vilma Charlton, OD, OLY, born 7 December 1946, in Kingston Jamaica is a distinguished Jamaican Olympian, educator, and sport administrator whose enduring contributions have shaped Jamaica’s sporting legacy and educational framework. A three-time…
WEEKLY DEVOTIONAL: God is Faithful!
I love hymns, and one of my favorites is Great is Thy Faithfulness. God’s faithfulness is a cornerstone of biblical truth, reflecting His unwavering reliability, unchanging nature, and steadfast love. From Genesis to Revelation,…
Sheryl Lee Ralph Named Jamaicans.com’s 2024 Person of the Year
In a year filled with milestones, the Jamaicans.com Annual Best of Jamaica Awards celebrates 25 remarkable years of recognising excellence. This year’s Person of the Year title is awarded to none other than…
Fort Augusta: A Fortress of Jamaica’s Colonial Legacy
Nestled between Port Henderson and Passage Fort on the seaward side of St. Catherine, Fort Augusta is a striking symbol of Jamaica’s colonial history and its enduring legacy. Constructed in the 1740s, this…
Celebrate National Fritters Day with Miss G’s Simple Jamaican Saltfish Fritters Recipe
December 2nd is national Fritters day and so today we are celebrating the vibrant heritage of this beloved Jamaican staple. Saltfish fritters are more than a delicious breakfast meal or snack—they’re a testament…
What’s in a Name? The Fascinating Origins of 11 Jamaican Towns With the Quirkiest Names
Jamaica is renowned for its breathtaking landscapes, vibrant culture, and colourful history—and its unique town names reflect all of this and more. These names often tell tales of colonial pasts, natural phenomena, folklore,…
From ‘Someone Loves You Honey’ to ‘Telephone Love’: J.C. Lodge’s Enduring Impact on Reggae Music
June Carol Lodge, professionally known as J.C. Lodge, was born on 1 December 1958 in Kensington, London, England, to a Jamaican father and British mother. She moved to Jamaica during her childhood, where…