Jamaican-Born Woman Based in New York to Be Featured on Cover of Triathlete Magazine
Nicole Sin Quee, 49, who was born the youngest of six daughters to her parents in Kingston, Jamaica, will soon feature on the cover of Triathlete magazine. Quee had to overcome her feelings of being an outsider as a student-athlete at Amherst College when a jealous high school friend questioned “the real reason” Quee was […]
Jamaican Fashion Designer Featured in Conde Traveler “The World Made Local” Series
Ayanna Dixon, a Jamaican fashion designer, manufactures her brand ASD in Jamaica, which is indicative of her mission to represent and raise up all Caribbean women. She is the subject of a feature interview series initiated by Conde Nast Traveler to speak with 100 individuals in 100 countries around the world and allowing them to […]
Live Well Jamaica to Award $50,000 (JMD) Cash Grant to Micro or Small Business in Jamaica
Live Well Jamaica has once again partnered with Canadian registered Nurse, Teya Hamblett to offer $50,000 cash to one promising entrepreneur who successfully completes and excels in its latest digital marketing coaching program, Project Reset. The program, which will commence in October 2021, will equip its participants with first-rate digital marketing skills and knowledge so […]
What’s It Like Being a Jamaican Living in Rwanda?
Have you ever wondered what’s it like being a Jamaican living in Rwanda? In this episode of “Jamaicans to the World”, Jamaicans.com founder Xavier Murphy speaks with Rolande and Makeda. They are Jamaicans living in Rwanda. Xavier: What is it like being a Jamaican in Rwanda? Hi, I’m Xavier Murphy, the founder of Jamaicans.com. Today […]
Jamaican-Born Keishia Thorpe a Finalist for Million-Dollar Global Teacher Prize
Educator Keisha Thorpe who was born in Jamaica has been chosen among the 50 finalists for the annual US$1 million Global Teacher Prize offered by the Varkey Foundation. The Foundation was founded in 2014 to improve educational standards and enhance the capacity of teachers worldwide, and the Global Teacher Prize, which has been called “the […]
Jamaican Filmmaker Ruel Smith, of Black Panther fame, Named Head of Animation of Los Angeles Studios
Jamaican filmmaker Ruel Smith, who is currently based in Los Angeles, has joined Stept Studios and their post division Lockt Editorial as the head of animation and visual effects. Smith has long collaborated with the studios and is valued for his passion for storytelling and his 16 plus years of experience in visual effects and […]
Brian Benjamin, NY State Senator of Jamaican Descent Sworn In as State’s Lieutenant Governor
In New York State, Brian Benjamin, 44, who previously served as a state senator for District 30 which includes Harlem, East Harlem, and Manhattan’s Upper East Side, was sworn in as New York’s new Lieutenant Governor. Less than a month ago, Governor Kathy Hochul announced that he had been selected for the post. Benjamin, the […]
British Jamaican Paralympian Kadeena Cox Named Celebrity Masterchef 2021 in UK
Kadeena Cox, a gold-medal-winning Paralympic sprinter and MBE, received the title of Celebrity Masterchef on BBC One’s Celebrity MasterChef 2021 program in the United Kingdom on September 17, 2021. She defeated 19 rivals overall and bested Joe Swash and Megan McKenna in the finals, taking home the trophy with her caviar, goat, and chocolate feast. […]
Scholarship Honoring Karen Smith Launched by St. Hugh’s South Florida Alumnae Chapter
The St. Hugh’s Alumnae Association of South Florida has created a scholarship to honor the “Swansation Songbird,” Karen Smith, who passed away on September 11, 2021. Smith attended St. Hugh’s High School for Girls in Kingston, Jamaica, from 1971 and 1976. The Karen Smith Swansation Legacy Scholarship is a merit scholarship that will provide bursary […]
Three Words Of Counsel For An Unloved Wife
Trusting a thief to give advice on being fair is like diving in a pool with no water. There will be breakage of bones and possible death. Just the same, taking counsel about love from one filled with hate is like eating poison and expect to live. “Blessed is the one who walks NOT in […]