Five Things You Can Do With Jamaican Blue Mountain Coffee – besides Drink it!

Five Things You Can Do With Jamaican Blue Mountain Coffee - besides Drink it

Even though Jamaicans are considered tea-drinkers, at-home consumption of authentic Jamaican Blue Mountain Coffee is here to stay. Whether brewing your own coffee in ol’ time Moka pot, with a modern pour-over, fancy french press, or regular coffee brewer, it’s a terrific way to awaken the senses, minimize those trips to the coffee shop, and […]

Work By Jamaican Nurse During the Pandemic at White House’s COVID-19 Summit

Work By Jamaican Nurse During the Pandemic at White House COVID-19 Summit

Anthony Blinken, the United States Secretary of State, highlighted the work of Jamaican Registered General Nurse Sister Antonia Richards Stewart for her work during the COVID-19 pandemic. With the “additional training and equipment” provided by USAID to Stewart, she and her colleagues at Kingston Public Hospital were able to save lives. Stewart said that the […]

Top 7 Jamaican & Caribbean News Stories You Missed The Week Ending September 24th, 2021

Jamaican and Caribbean weekly news stories you missed this week

THIS WEEK’S TOP NEWS STORIES JAMAICAN TOURISM MINISTER TO CELEBRATE WORLD TOURISM DAY Edmund Bartlett, Jamaica’s Minister of Tourism, will join with the international community to celebrate the United Nations World Tourism Day on September 27, 2021. The celebration is designed to recognize the ability of tourism to fuel inclusive development policies and programs while […]

WEEKLY DEVOTIONAL – The God of Second Chances

Poor Jonah.  His plan to take a break from his prophetic duties to avoid going to Nineveh to prophesy against it, as God had told him to, had fallen apart.  Instead of relaxing at a villa in Tarshish, the ship he was traveling on had experienced a violent storm.  When it was determined that the […]