Are Large Sections Of Jamaica Criminal Entities? What Does The Evidence Show?
These questions are important because if the country is largely criminal, it would scientifically explain why the police and the politicians are said to be criminals too! Let us look at the facts and not at hyperbole and spin! 1. A VIOLENT,AGGRESSIVE AND CORRUPT PEOPLE IS THE BASE FOR THE FORMATION OF A CORRUPT AND […]
Australia, Bowled Out For Ducks By CARICOM
-Aussies gets a taste of de usual ’warm welcome’ Jamaicans receive regarding traveling abroad as Australians make dere World Cup Cricket vacation preparations- FORT LAUDERDALE, USA: The stipulation by the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) that Australian and New Zealand citizens must obtain a visa in order to visit the region for next year’s ICC Cricket World […]
Panama Canal Museum Cruise – SOLD OUT
January 25, 2010. 11 night special cruise with the Panama Canal Museum on Celebrity’s new Equinox. Visit Grand Cayman; Cartagena; Colon, Panama (An exclusive PC Museum sponsored private tour will be available to view the Panama Canal and the Isthmus of Panama.); Puerto Limon, Costa Rica; Roatan, Honduras; and Cozumel. This museum fundraiser has sold […]
Black History Month…Its Significance.
Marcus Garvey…“Up! Up! You Mighty Race you can accomplish what you will!” Black History! I and I have research my History Now armed with knowledge and the truth, I know much about my roots. Marcus Garvey, Claude McKay, Peter Tosh… I have to big up Their recordings and their writings can never be too much […]
Turks & Caicos Sporting Club at Ambergris Cay Celebrates the Completion of First Home
Californian Bonnie Vistica owns the first completed home on the 1,100-acre private island. “I don’t have words to describe how beautiful it is,” she said of her new home. Vistica’s home is part of the Le Grand Cottages neighborhood, a collection of turnkey homes that provide stylish living and minimum upkeep. The home is outfitted […]
A Decade at the Chelsea Flower Show
Grenada is proud to celebrate its tenth year at the Chelsea Flower Show with its 6th Gold Award. This year’s entry entitled ‘Time and Tide’ featured a fisherman’s shelter among a tranquil bay where a derelict jetty rests. This gold win follows last year’s prestigious ‘Silver Gilt’ and five previous consecutive Golds. The Grenada Board […]
Turks & Caicos Sporting Club Coming To ESPN!
urks & Caicos Sporting Club Coming To ESPN Tune in to ESPN2 Sunday, January 21 at 8:00 am and Sunday, February 11 at 8:00 am to watch Captain Jose Wejebe, host of “The Spanish Fly,” bonefish, spearfish and dive with Turks & Caicos Sporting Club guides Captain Byron Sewell and Captain Martee Doverspike. “The Spanish […]
Finding Your Noble Purpose
You may have heard the story of the three bricklayers who were busy working the same construction site. A passerby approached the first one and asked what he was doing and he replied “I am laying bricks.” The second worker was asked the same question and he responded “I am building a wall.” When asked […]
Resolution 2K7…Jamaica
2007 is now upon us and already resolutions are on track to being broken. Would it not be interesting to know the number of Jamaicans who put Jamaica first in their New Year resolutions? Not very many I think. 2007 will most likely be Jamaica’s most important in its political history, rivaling that of 1980. […]
Book Review – River Woman
Book DescriptionAs she washes her laundry in the Rio Minho, Kelithe is startled from her daydreams by women’s screams. It is not until she sees a small body in the shallow water that she realizes what has happened. Her young son has drowned. The Women of Standfast, Jamaica, whisper that she let Timothy die so […]