Jamaica’s Norman Manley Law School creates history at the Moor Court competition

Jamaica’s Norman Manley Law School finished in the runner-up position at the 2017 White and Case Jessup World Championships. It was the first appearance by the school at the Moor Court competition, which drew participation from 650 teams from 95 nations. The competition involves a simulated fictional dispute between countries presented before the International Court […]
Have Breakfast With Team Jamaica Bickle This Saturday

New Yorkers are being invited to join Team Jamaica Bickle for its annual Breakfast this Saturday, April 22, 2017, at the St Lukes’ Episcopal Church Hall, located at 777 E. 222nd Street, Bronx, New York, 9am -11am. The breakfast has become a must do event on the Bickle calendar; a combination of sumptuous Caribbean fare […]
Jamaican In Charge of One of the Busiest Airport in the U.S.

Kingston native Lance Lyttle was named the managing director of the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (Sea-Tac), the 9th busiest in the United States, in January 2017. Prior to taking the job at Sea-Tac, Lyttle was chief operating officer for the three airports in Houston, Texas. He believes his experience in expanding the international programs in Houston […]
Jamaican, Harold Fairweather, 97, Son of World’s Oldest Person, Dies

Just a few days after Violet Brown, 117, had been officially recognized as the oldest living person in the world, her son Harold Fairweather died at their home in Jamaica, at the age of 97. According to Elaine McGrowder, the family caretaker, Fairweather had been ill recently but was thought to be recovered. McGrowder said […]
Jamaican Olympic Gymnast Featured in International Gymnast Magazine

Toni-Ann Williams, a 2016 Jamaican Olympic gymnastics athlete, suffered an injury that keeps her from competing for the University of California at Berkeley during the 2017 season, but she is determined to prove her value to the team and to serve as a role model for Jamaica’s national gymnastics program. Williams was born in Maryland; […]
PRADO pleased with Rotten Rich’s success

Reemerging Dancehall Artiste Prado, also known as Desperado, is quite pleased that the hard work invested into the promotion of his latest single ‘Rotten Rich’ has reaped real rewards. The artiste has seen the single, produced by Apartment 19 Music, propel to one of the top juggling spots in the streets and ‘Rotten Rich’ can […]
Black River Hospital Receives Land from Generous Donor

Retired nurse now living overseas, Ms. Tatleen Vassell had several options for a beneficiary of 5.0627 hectares of land in St. Elizabeth valued at $8.6 million, however; for her, this gift should serve the entire community, and so, she made the donation to the Black River Hospital (BRH). The land, which is located in Cheltenham, […]
National Geographic Features Two Jamaicans Siblings

At its online digital video showcase, National Geographic has featured a short film about Maurice and Alicia Ashley, a Jamaican brother and sister who share a competitive mindset that has driven them both to succeed in their respective areas of interest. In 1999, Maurice Ashley became the first African-American International Chess Grandmaster; he is also […]
Who do I complain to about an attorney in Jamaica?

QUESTION: Dear Legal Wiz, Please provide the contact information to complain on a Jamaican Attorney. I have several complaints. Tony Sutherland RESPONSE: Dear Tony, You may lodge complaints and seek answers from: Mr Ian G Wilkinson, President General Legal Council 78 Harbour Street, Kingston (876) 922-2319 / (876)967-1528 Fax: (876) 924-9190 Email: [email protected] You make […]
Victoria Mutual Hosts Dutch Pot Meetings, April 22 – May 27, 2017, South Florida

The Victoria Mutual Building Society (VMBS) – Florida Representative Office is pleased to announce “Let’s Meet @ Dutch Pot”; scheduled to be held every Saturday, starting April 22, 2017 through May 27, 2017, at various Dutch Pot restaurant locations in South Florida. The event will assist the Victoria Mutual team to interact with the Jamaican […]