Jamaican Marlon Hill honored by NHL’s Florida Panthers in Team’s “28 Days of Black Excellence” Program

Jamaican-Born attorney Marlon Hill was honored by the Florida Panthers NFL team in its program “28 Days of Black Excellence.” The Panthers are marking Black History Month by recognizing residents of South Florida who are making a real difference in their local communities. The honorees include Black business owners, teachers, athletes, and health care workers […]
Listen to the Podcast of the Jamaica & Caribbean Weekly News Summary for the week ending February 25, 2022

Listen to the 7 Jamaica & Caribbean News items you may have missed for the week ending February 25, 2022. The JAMAICA WEEKLY News Summary Podcast is brought to you by Jamaicans.com. For past Jamaica & Caribbean Weekly News Podcasts please visit https://www.youtube.com/outofmanyonline
Top 7 Jamaican & Caribbean News Stories You Missed The Week Ending February 25th, 2022

THIS WEEK’S TOP NEWS STORIES JAMAICA TO END PRE-TRAVEL AUTHORIZATION REQUIREMENT ON MARCH 1, 2022 The pre-travel authorization requirement imposed by Jamaica’s government to stem the spread of COVID-19 will be dropped on March 1, 2022, making travel to the island much easier for visitors. According to Prime Minister Andrew Holness, it is time to […]
WEEKLY DEVOTIONAL – Living a Focused Life

At the start of the year, someone asked if I had a word for 2022 and I responded “Focus!” The natural follow-up question was asked, “What will you be focusing on?” and I wrote: “For me, it really is about continuing to be aware of distractions and things that have the potential to ‘steal’ my […]
Jamaican Eatery Tops List of 10 Best Black-Owned Restaurants in St. Louis

St. Louis, Missouri, known as the gateway to the Middle West region of the United States, is famous for being the birthplace of Josephine Baker, a go-to spot for sports fans, and the hometown of Nelly, but it also is home to some of the best food in the US. The city is a real […]
A Conversation with British-Jamaican International Life Coach, Marlene McNally

British-Jamaican, Marlene McNally, is a London-based, International Life Coach who has coached over 4,000 people. She works with high-achieving women and people of colour to achieve their ambitions by breaking through the blocks that keep them stuck in their personal and work lives. Marlene combines cognitive psychology, trauma-informed healing modalities, and her intuitive coaching approach […]
Jamaican Folklorist and Social Activist Miss Lou Honored with New Anthology

Dr. Opal Palmer Adisa, a cultural activist and gender specialist, explores the “heart and soul of Jamaica” through the editing of a new anthology of the works of Louise Bennett Coverley, affectionately known as “Miss Lou,” entitled “100+ Voices for Miss Lou.” The anthology marks the 100th anniversary of Miss Lou’s birth. Palmer Adisa describes […]
Jamaican-Born Doctor Appointed to Top Role at Seattle Children’s Hospital

Dr. André Dick, who was born in Jamaica, has been named senior vice-president (SVP) and surgeon-in-chief of Seattle Children’s Hospital. Dr. Dick has been with Seattle Children’s since 2008. He first worked as a surgeon in its Division of Transplant Surgery, becoming surgical director of Kidney Transplantation in 2016. Dr. Dick became the Clinical Director […]
Jamaican Jimmy Sinclair amongst 1970’s Championship Soccer Team Honored by Alabama A & M University

Jamaica’s Jimmy Sinclair was honored by the Alabama A & M University (AAMU) Alumni Association at a virtual ceremony held via Zoom on January 22, 2022, at the organization’s International Alumni Day event entitled “Honoring Our Champions.”. The AAMU honored the 1977 and 1979 soccer teams, which won the NCCA Division II National Championship title. […]
Jamaica to Have Digital Currency

The Bank of Jamaica has completed a pilot project involving digital currency, and now digital currency will be introduced across the nation during the first quarter of 2022. The roll-out represents a portion of the effort to reduce the costs of financial transactions and to give citizens who do not utilize banks access to financial […]