The edifice that once housed premium rum maker J. Wray…
Tourism survey to test pass-through paradox
The government plans to oversee a tourism survey to test whether regular Jamaicans are benefiting from the growth in the trade, traditionally seen as a tower of exclusion and wealth. “We want to…
Venezuelan snub?
Jamaica has so far not received any contact from Venezuela regarding crude oil supplies, despite a temporary suspension of US sanctions that lifts most restrictions on the South American country’s oil exports for…
Trekkers Adventures bridging the gap in health and wellness tourism
Established to breathe new life into outdoor fitness and recreational activities, Trekkers Adventures Jamaica Limited has for the last seven years been trekking above and beyond the ordinary while it embraces the core…
This Jamaican Canadian Quits Banking Job to Sell Authentic Jamaican Seasonings
Jamaican Canadian entrepreneur Sabrina McDonald left her 9-to-5 job in banking and finance to start a business that ultimately became known as City Eats in Kelowna, British Columbia. She was inspired to create…
Some Jamaicans Believe This Jamaican Herb Has Cancer-Fighting Properties
Jamaicans often use traditional herbal medicines to treat illnesses. Jamaican Guinea Hen Weed, which grows abundantly on the island, is believed to have significant benefits for the treatment of cancer. This belief is…
Tony Roy’s big tune is about Bad Boy Johnny
Tony Roy’s big tune is about Bad Boy Johnny I got an invitation to speak to one Tony Roy, while I was in the middle of one “big helleva” news – the announcement…
TOP COP IS PEACEMAKER
CONSTABLE Jayann Raymond’s focus on getting young people who are prone to conflict to better manage their emotions and actions led to her being crowned top cop for the year 2023. A mother…
Dengue causes overcrowding at public hospitals
THE Ministry of Health & Wellness on Friday advised the public to visit public hospitals only if necessary, as all major ones are overcrowded and people have longer waiting times. In a release…
First Black Speaker of Canada’s House of Commons is Grandson of Caribbean Immigrant
Greg Fergus, the grandson of a Caribbean immigrant, has been elected the first Black Speaker of the House of Commons in Canada. Fergus, whose grandfather came to Canada from Montserrat, was elected to…