WEEKLY DEVOTIONAL – “Have faith in God”

The disciples were astonished that the fig tree, cursed by Jesus the previous evening, was dead; dried up from its roots (Matthew 21:20; Mark 11:20). Before them was one more practical evidence of the incredible effectiveness of Jesus’ words. According to Mark, “And remembering, Peter said to Him, ‘Rabbi (Master), look! The fig tree which […]

Former Miss Jamaica Universe Opening Restaurant in the United Kingdom

Former Miss Jamaica Universe Opening Restaurant in the UK - April Jackson

April Jackson, who won the title of Miss Jamaica Universe in 2008 and appeared as a contestant on “The Apprentice” BBC television program, plans to relaunch her original Three Little Birds restaurant, which was located in London’s Clapham, as a new dining venue called Wood & Water in Brixton in November 2021. The new restaurant […]

Jamaica in Discussions to Attract Emirates Airline Special Flights to the Island

Jamaica in Discussions to Attract Emirates Airline Special Flights to the Island

Jamaica’s Minister of Tourism met with the senior vice-president of commercial operations for Emirates Airlines in the Americas, Salem Obaidalla, at the airline’s headquarters in Dubai in October, to discuss the establishment of flight service between Jamaica and Dubai early in 2022. The discussions were initiated by Bartlett in hopes of introducing a unique flight […]

British-Born Weightlifting Sensation Chloe Whylie Joins Team Jamaica

British-Born Weightlifting Sensation Chloe Whylie Joins Team Jamaica

Chloe Whylie, who was born in Britain to a Jamaican mother, has joined Jamaica’s weightlifting team. Whylie will represent Jamaica at the next International Weightlifting Federation (IWF) World Championship competition and at the 2021 Commonwealth Senior Championship in December in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. Whylie is a grand-niece of the late Jamaican professor Rex Nettleford, a scholar, […]

That Jamaican Sixth Form Pathways Program, Will it Help?

That Jamaican Sixth Form Pathways Program - Will it Help

It is my opinion that a country’s education policy must be aligned with its social and economic development policy that is being pursued by that country and in Jamaica, this ought not be any different. After all, Jamaica’s most important natural resource is its people, not bauxite and tourism as some may believe. Under these […]

Actor, Richard Gant, to Play Jamaican-Canadian Activist, Harry Gairey, in New Film

Actor Richard Gant to Play Jamaican-Canadian Activist Harry Gairey in New Film

The American actor Richard Gant, who is a guest star on the re-imagined ABC television series “The Wonder Years,” will play Jamaican-born Harry Gairey in the feature film “In the Black.” The film tells the story of the path taken by the Jamaican-Canadian entrepreneur and activist Denham Jolly from Jamaica to Canada, the impact of […]