Chris Johnny Daley Leaves Portmore Based Radio Station Suncity 104fm
Comedian Chris Johnny Daley, who just this week returned from an immensely successful trip to Helsinki Finland, has announced that his hugely popular radio show, the ‘Johnny Live’ morning show will no longer be a part of the Suncity Radio portfolio. The show, owned and executively produced by the actor and comedian, has been on […]
PRADO eyes riches for the Christmas
With the Christmas season just around the corner dancehall artiste Prado, formerly Desperado, is focusing on gaining wealth and increasing his earnings for the season and beyond. This direction is quite evident in his newest singles ‘Money Bag’ and ‘Rotten Rich’, and the medley video project for both singles released this month. Both tracks ‘Money […]
Appeal for Greater Recognition for Healthcare Workers
A call is being made for greater recognition and understanding for the work being done by healthcare workers against the background of the outcomes compared to the demands and challenges the health sector faces. Regional Director of the Southern Regional Health Authority (SRHA), Mr. Michael Bent who made the call explained that for the period […]
JCOBAFL Honor Jamaica College Foundation Chairman Danny Williams and notable chapter members
On Saturday December 10th, 2016, the Jamaica College Old Boys Association of Florida held their Awards Breakfast in Miramar, Florida. Dr. the Hon R. Danny Williams OJ, CD, Hon. LLD, JP, the Jamaica College Foundation president, was the main honoree as he is retiring from the position at the end of 2016. Dr. Donald Dixon, […]
Jazz In The Gardens Festival To Feature Jill Scott, Ll Cool J And More
The City of Miami Gardens has announced the lineup for the Annual Jazz in the Gardens (JITG) Music Festival, taking place on March 18 and March 19, 2017 at the newly named Hard Rock Stadium. This year’s performances will feature three-time Grammy award winning singer-songwriter Jill Scott, legendary hip hop artist LL COOL J feat. DJ […]
Jamaican Coaches South Florida Football Team to Historic Win
Jamaican Roger Harriott, the coach of the St. Aquinas football (American style football) team, led his players to place in football history. The team won its third consecutive Class 7A state championship, defeating the Tampa Plant with a score of 45 to 6. The Raiders, who had a 12-2 season, had to punt on their […]
Our Stories: Sasique opens up about custody battle for her daughter
In this installment of Our Stories, Jamaican sinjay, Sasique talks about a custody battle for her first child….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, if the […]
Botswana – Jamaicans Tell Their Travel Stories
BOTSWANA In July 2014, we visited Botswana to go on a safari in Chobe National Park. This visit was part of an itinerary that covered other African countries. A safari trip to Chobe National Park was early in the morning before breakfast when the animals were getting up. It was cool, quiet and peaceful. A […]
No Evidence of Plastic in Rice
Minister of Industry, Commerce, Agriculture and Fisheries, Hon. Karl Samuda, says there is no evidence of plastic in the samples of rice tested by the Bureau of Standards Jamaica (BSJ). “The BSJ was provided with samples… and, so far, I can assure the people of Jamaica that there is absolutely no evidence of any contamination […]
Chronixx Announces His 2017 North American Tour & Title of Debut Album
Jamaican roots artist Chronixx, a pioneering force in the contemporary reggae movement, is proud to announce his biggest tour to date and his debut album title, both named Chronology. This year alone, Chronixx & Zincfence Redemption Band headlined tours in Africa, Japan, Europe and North America and rocked major festival shows like Coachella (USA), Austin […]