Listen to the Podcast of 7 Jamaican & Caribbean News Stories You May Have missed for the week ending August 14 2020.

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Top 7 Jamaican & Caribbean News Stories You Missed The Week Ending August 14th, 2020

THIS WEEK’S TOP NEWS STORIES HOLNESS ANNOUNCES GENERAL ELECTIONS SCHEDULED FOR SEPTEMBER 3, 2020 Jamaican Prime Minister Andrew Holness announced that the date of the General Election will be September 3, 2020. He also announced that Nomination Day will be scheduled for August 18, 2020, noting that Parliament would be dissolved on August 13 as […]
WEEKLY DEVOTIONAL – Biblical Complaining

Among the 150 psalms are some of laments or complaints. For example, we find expressions of desolation (Psalm 22), fear (Psalm 69), disappointment (Psalm 74); depression (Psalm 88), confusion (Psalm 102), and sorrow (Psalm 137). For Christians who were taught and socialized to see complaining as a negative thing, this can be difficult to reconcile. […]
Vegan Jamaican Eatery Listed as One Of Orlando’s Best Black-Owned Restaurants

The Jamaican vegan restaurant DaJen Eats has taken possession of a unique niche in the Orlando, Florida, dining scene and enjoys the support and praise of many fans. Chef Jenn Ross has created a menu that reimagines Jamaican-inspired dishes from a vegan perspective. Her passion for cooking shows in every bite of her innovative cuisine […]
“For Our Kids’ Sake” – An Evening of Virtual Fund Raising and Fun to Support Education

“For Our Kids’ Sake” is the mantle that Integrity Children’s Fund (ICF) carries as they forge ahead in their mission to support the education of children. Committed to providing expanded opportunities for underprivileged children, ICF is in its 18th year of this mission. Currently maintaining four schools – Joy Town Learning Center, Operation Restoration Christian […]
A Conversation With George Graham Whose New Book Includes A Way Of Repaying The Descendants Of Slaves For The Horror Their Ancestors Endured

George Graham was born in Black River, Jamaica. He was a reporter for the Daily Gleaner and helped launch the Daily News. He began his reporting career at the Haiti Sun, and later worked for several newspapers and television stations in Canada, including The Toronto Star, The Telegram, Global TV and TV Ontario. Moving to […]
Jamaican Dr. Patricia Ann Rowe-King Honored as March of Dimes Women of Distinction

Dr. Patricia Ann Rowe-King was an honoree at a special event celebrating the March of Dimes 25th anniversary of Women of Distinction. The event honors local female leaders whose ethical leadership, professional accomplishments, and community contributions act as an inspiration to others to make the world a better place. The March of Dimes fights for […]
Joe Biden Picks Kamala Harris, US Senator of Jamaican Descent, as Running Mate

Former Vice President Joe Biden, the presumptive Democratic candidate for the 2020 presidential election, has chosen California Senator Kamala Harris, who is of Jamaican descent, to be his running mate. Harris brings considerable experience to the ticket, both for the government positions she has held and for her ability to win elections. In 2010, Harris […]
Jamaican Businessman, Michael Lee-Chin, on Forbes Magazine Billionaire List

Michael Lee-Chin is a familiar name to those in the financial world. Born in Port Antonio, Jamaica, he’s been named to the Forbes Magazine 2020 list of billionaires. He was ranked No. 1,063 in the world on the Forbes list with a real-time net worth of $1.5 billion as of Aug. 9, 2020. Lee-Chin made […]
Law Student of Jamaican Descent Graduates Cornell with Recognition for Her On-Campus Achievements

Stephanie McIntyre, a law student of Jamaican descent and a recent graduate of Cornell Law School, has been recognized by the school for her significant on-campus activities. During her time at Cornell, she was an online editor of and contributor to the Journal of Law and Public Policy, an E-Board member of the Black Students […]