At a press conference in May, Teresa Resch, president of Toronto’s first Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) franchise outside the U.S., announced the team would seek the public’s help in choosing a name…
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Top 10 US States with the Largest Population of Jamaican Americans
Ever wondered which US states are home to the largest Jamaican communities? Jamaican Americans have made a remarkable impact on the cultural landscape of the United States, particularly in the eastern states. According…
Richard Amenyah| Mpox and HIV: Should regional policymakers be concerned?
For the second time in two years, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared mpox a public-health emergency of international concern (PHEIC) on August 14. This highlights the growing global concern over the resurgence…
Dennis Minott | Speech from conceit versus speech from evidence: Jamaica’s energy dilemma
There is a widening gap in Jamaica’s energy discourse, and it is not just about the growing disparity between renewable energy proponents and those clinging to the fossil-fuel-driven status quo. This gap, more…
Limners and Bards Make Big Bets On Management Of Talent And Content
Kimala Bennett Chief Executive Officer for Limners and Bards Limited (The LAB) has released the following report to Shareholders of its unaudited financial statements for the nine months ended July 31, 2024, which…
WEEKLY DEVOTIONAL: Reflections From a Steam Room
Coming out of the “heat room,” the next stop was at a sink with crushed ice. “Rub the ice all over your body from your head to the bottom of your feet” was…
On This Day : Father Richard Ho Lung, Founder of the Missionaries of the Poor, was born in Richmond, St. Mary
On September 17, 1939, Father Richard Ho Lung, the founder of the Missionaries of the Poor, an international Roman Catholic monastic order based in Kingston, Jamaica, was born in Richmond, St Mary. His…
The Ultimate Marriage & Family Question
They say “time is money” but is it? I prefer this truthful phrase though, “time is precious.” It is. I cannot forget my childhood days. Those were some great times growing up with…
Fault lines in STEM education
From time to time, cracks in our educational culture become glaringly visible. The latest such fissure is the dismal performance in CSEC mathematics, which has triggered waves of despair and much public hand-wringing….
Curtis Ward | Manipulating democratic process is morally corrupt
The fact that the law is at fault should not give rise to manipulation of the democratic process. It is neither “gamesmanship” nor “strategic” as some commentators seem to believe that it is….