UWI Singers Return to South Florida for Jamaica Independence Celebrations

UWI Singers Return to South Florida for Jamaica Independence Celebrations 2

As Jamaicans around the world prepare to celebrate Jamaica’s 64th anniversary of Independence on August 6, one of the country’s best known choral groups is returning to South Florida for two special performances. The UWI Singers of The University of the West Indies, Mona Campus, will present An Evening with the University Singers: A Cultural […]

WEEKLY DEVOTIONAL: When the Soul Worships

Psalm 103 is David’s personal call to wholehearted worship. Rather than addressing a congregation, he speaks directly to his own soul (vv. 1-2), commanding himself to remember and praise God. This reflects an important emphasis in Israel’s spiritual life: God’s people were repeatedly warned not to forget His covenant, His deliverance from Egypt, or His provision […]

Former Munro College Deputy Head Boy Named Medical School Valedictorian in China

A young Jamaican has earned international recognition after graduating at the top of his medical class at Jinzhou Medical University in China. 24 year old Dr. Orbin O’Bryan Barnes, who hails from Negril in Westmoreland, was named valedictorian of the university’s Class of 2026 after finishing with the highest academic standing among his graduating class. […]

WEEKLY DEVOTIONAL: The Promise of His Presence

Psalm 91 is one of Scripture’s greatest declarations of God’s protection and faithfulness. It was written to reassure God’s covenant people that the Lord is their refuge in times of danger and uncertainty. Yet one of the most profound promises in the psalm is often overlooked. In verse 15, God does not say, “I will keep him […]

Jamaicans Should See Cuba Opening as an Opportunity, Not Just a Threat

Jamaicans Should See Cuba Opening as an Opportunity, Not Just a Threat

News that Cuba is moving toward major economic reforms has sparked discussion across the Caribbean. Some Jamaicans have expressed concern that a more open Cuban economy could create competition for Jamaica, especially in tourism and investment. Those concerns are understandable. Cuba is a large island with significant resources, a rich culture, and a location that […]

A Jamaican’s Guide To The Best Things To Do In New York in July 2026

Buju Banton - A Jamaican Guide To The Best Things To Do In New York in July 2026

Summer is here and what an exciting start it has been. Following the exciting events as part of Caribbean American Heritage Month, July is continuing to build on the trend. This month will see a number of events to commemorate the 250th anniversary celebration of the founding of the U.S. (America250). Be sure to check […]