New Jamaican Restaurant Opens in West Chester, Pennsylvania
Miss Winnie’s, a new Jamaican restaurant on East Main Street in West Chester, Pennsylvania, will have its grand opening on November 8, 2017. The venue plans to offer diners a variety of Jamaican dishes, both spicy and non-spicy. Among the Jamaican treats are Oxtail Stew, Curry Chicken, Beef Patties, and plantain tarts. Owned by Bert […]
Online Foodie Website Features Jamaican Fusion Food
The Eater.com website has introduced the world to a new generation of Jamaican chefs who are combing cuisines to create mind-boggling fusion dishes that pay homage to the island’s long history of absorbing the dining cultures of Africa, India, and China, adding some indigenous Taino flavors, and putting a distinct Jamaican spin on food. The […]
Jamaican Jelani Munroe Receives 2018 Rhodes Scholarship
Jelani Munroe, 23, a graduate of Stanford University in California and a former head boy of Jamaica’s Campion College, has been named as Jamaica’s Rhodes Scholarship recipient for 2018. The scholarship will allow him to further his education at Oxford University in the United Kingdom. Selected from a field of 10 candidates, Munroe was announced […]
Solange Sinclair of Jamaica Finishes among Miss World’s Top 10
Solange Sinclair, 24, who represented Jamaica at the 2017 Miss World Pageant in Sanya, China, has been included in the Top 10 finalists at the competition. Sinclair finished seventh at the Grand Coronation on November 18, 2017. She previously won the Miss Jamaica World pageant in September 2017, and she holds the title of Miss […]
Our Stories: Rory-Craig Walker Packages and Shares Jamaica in a Box
In this installment of Our Stories, Jamaican business owner, Rory-Craig Walker shares how a Facebook post influenced his business idea…For many people, Jamaica is pictured as an island paradise – white sandy beaches, a beautiful and vivacious culture, rich and wholesome food, and attractive people. And while that image is not far from the truth, […]
Jamaican-American, Niyala Harrison, named as the new President of Caribbean Bar Association
Niyala A. Harrison, an attorney in the Miami office of Squire Patton Boggs, was named the new president of the Caribbean Bar Association (CBA). The announcement was made at the organization’s 21st Annual Scholarship and Awards Gala held on October 28, 2017 at Miami’s Conrad Hotel. The event is the largest fundraiser for the Scholarship […]
Top 7 Jamaican & Caribbean News Stories for the week ending November 17th, 2017
THIS WEEK’S TOP NEWS STORIES JAMAICANS DEMAND END OF GOVERNMENT DRESS CODE Jamaicans who need to visit a government office or other government entity are required to follow a dress code that prohibits dealings with individuals who are not “properly dressed.” The situation is not new, being discussed in 2010 when it was discovered that […]
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WEEKLY DEVOTIONAL – “I Know You Love Me”
It was one of those songs that did not catch my attention right away. However, as the week progressed, I found myself not only humming the tune but looking up the words. Not only was the first stanza deep in its message, it was like a recurring theme in my head: “Oh Lord You’ve searched […]
Donors Buzzing to Build Bee Farms in Jamaica
FlaMingle Event Includes Honey Tasting from Bee Farms Built by FFP Donors Bees are an important part of the eco-system. They pollinate plants and provide honey, which can supply a poor family in developing countries with important nutrition and a potential source of income. At Food For The Poor’s first FlaMingle event in Fort Lauderdale this fall, […]