Jamaican Law Students Beat Other World Countries in Cyber Security Contest

Jamaican Law Students Beat Other World Countries in Cyber Security Contest-1

Four Jamaican law students from the Norman Manley Law School have won the first-ever Qatar International Cybersecurity Contest held in Doha, Qatar. Hosted by the Hamad Bin Khalifa University in Doha, the championship team was comprised of Jonathan Dwyer, Kimberley Brown, Rojae Brown, and Andria D. Whyte. The invitation-only event was held Oct. 1-3, 2019 […]

Jamaican-American, Marcia Barry-Smith will be the featured speaker at South Florida Domestic Violence event, “Love Shouldn’t Hurt”

Marcia Barry-Smith Jamaican American

Jamaican-American, Marcia Barry-Smith will be the featured speaker at Florida Memorial University “Love Shouldn’t Hurt” Domestic Violence Awareness month event on Monday, October 21, from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. in the Susie C. Holley Religious Center. Barry-Smith has been described as a recognized influential community advocate. Before joining Habitat for Humanity of Broward in […]

Top 7 Jamaican & Caribbean News Stories You Missed The Week Ending October 18th, 2019

Jamaican and Caribbean weekly news stories you missed this week

THIS WEEK’S TOP NEWS  STORIES MINISTER OF TOURISM WANTS EMPLOYERS TO JOIN TOURISM PENSION PLAN Jamaica’s Minister of Tourism Edmund Bartlett is encouraging employers in the country’s tourism sector to participate in the Tourism Workers’ Pension Scheme. The program is slated to go into operation early in 2020. The first-of-its-kind plan is designed as a […]

WEEKLY DEVOTIONAL – Heart Transparency

One of the buzz words in relationships is transparency. We want the people in our lives to “open up” and share their innermost thoughts and feelings with truthfulness; we want to know their heart. Most of us are afraid of this transparency because we feel extremely vulnerable, and for the most part, uncomfortable. We are […]

Did You Know…The city of Dallas, Texas, was named for the son of a Jamaican?

The city of Dallas, Texas, was named for the son of a Jamaican

Dallas, Texas, was named for George Mifflin Dallas, the son of Alexander J. Dallas, who was born in Kingston Jamaica, in 1759. George Mifflin Dallas (1792-1864), the city’s namesake, also served as the 11th Vice President of the United States under President James K. Polk. George Mifflin Dallas was the second of six children born […]