Jamaica court staff worker is ruining my business
QUESTION: Dear Legal Wiz, The court staff at the Sutton Street court is defaming my character. I have been serving summons for years with no difficulty until recently. Whenever the persons who I serve do not turn up, the Court staff has been advising the Plaintiff to use the bailiff office to get the summons […]
Southern Region Pioneers Initiative to Groom Young Males Into Healthy Responsible Men
The Southern Regional Health Authority (SRHA) through a partnership with the National Association for the Family has embarked on an intervention titled “Man-Up- A Call to Healthy, Responsible Manhood”. Regional Technical Director of the SRHA, Dr. Michael Coombs who is the pioneer explained that the initiative targets young men between the ages of 15 to […]
Raging Fyah A New Generation of Roots, Rock & Reggae Announces U.S. Spring Tour with Stick Figure
Raging Fyah, one of Jamaica’s most promising roots reggae bands of this generation, announces U.S. Spring tour with American reggae band Stick Figure. The five-piece Kingston collective will play solo dates in Colorado and Arizona (from March 1-5) beforing supporting Stick Figure in mid-March until end of April for the 25-city cross-country Set In Stone […]
“Culturally diverse and amazing!!!! ” – SMILE JAMAICA PHOTOS
Our feature “Smile Jamaica” highlights some positives about Jamaica and Jamaicans. We asked the question “what is the one thing you love about being Jamaican?” at the South Florida Jerk Festival. – Photo by X. Murphy “I love being Jamaican because we are so culturally diverse and amazing.” The “Smile Jamaica” series is open to anyone who […]
TV’s “Bachelor” Travels to Jamaica
In his search for love, Ben Higgins will be making a visit to Jamaica as television’s popular series “The Bachelor” goes on the road for Week 9. Now that there are only three women remaining in contention for the final rose, traveling to an exotic tropical location may be just the thing the contestants – […]
Winston Blake of Merritone Has Passed Away
Jamaican music legend Winston Blake, second oldest of the influential Merritone group formed by four brothers, died today. Blake’s passing represents a major loss to the music and sound-system industries, as he and his brothers – Trevor, Tyrone, Monty Blake and Winston – had important roles in the development of these industries during the 1970s. […]
Jamaica College Robotics Team Advances in the New York First Tech Challenge Robotic competition
Ready to compete in the next stage of the First Tech Challenge Robotic competition, Jamaica College Robotics Team traveled to New York to participate in the regional championship. The competition has been described as a “varsity sport for the mind,” and mixes the excitement of a sporting event with demanding elements of science and technology. […]
Jamaica Ranks Third in Caribbean Tourist Arrivals, Cuba has Double-digit Growth
The Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) ranked Jamaica as third in the number of tourist arrivals for 2015. Cuba saw a spike in visitors with a double-digit growth rate that represented the largest uptick of the year in the Caribbean. The tourist arrival rate in Cuba rose by 17.4 percent over other countries in the Caribbean […]
17 North Parade Releases Horace Andy In The Light
17 North Parade reissues the iconic release of Horace Andy’s In The Light and its Prince Jammy dub companion on all formats including vinyl, CD and digital. The collection was released on the legendary Jamaican Rastafarian singer’s 65th birthday (February 19) and includes never-before-seen photos in the packaging and newly commissioned sleeve notes written by […]
Jamaica Brings Warm Vibes Underground to New Yorkers
