Ras Daniel Heartman was more than just an artist or actor—he was a cultural icon whose work captured the essence of Rastafari and cemented its place in global consciousness. Born Lloyd George Roberts in Whitfield Town, Heartman became a defining figure in Caribbean art, using his immense talent to create some of the most recognised […]

The Florida Panthers have recognised Jamaican-born entrepreneur Andre Kay with the Black Excellence Award, celebrating his outstanding achievements in business and leadership. The honour was presented at the Amerant Bank Arena in Sunrise, Florida, marking a significant milestone in Kay’s journey as a trailblazer in the digital marketing industry. Kay, the CEO and Founder of […]

There are moments in life when we feel utterly powerless. Trials arise that seem too great, obstacles stand too tall, and the weight of uncertainty presses upon us. In these moments, we echo the words of King Jehoshaphat: “We do not know what to do, but our eyes are upon You” (2 Chronicles 20:12, NKJV). […]

In the world of horse racing, few names command as much respect as Winston ‘Fanna’ Griffiths, OD. A Hall of Fame jockey and the most successful rider in Jamaica’s history, Griffiths holds the distinction of being the winningest jockey in the English-speaking Caribbean. His incredible career, spanning decades, has left an indelible mark on Caymanas […]

Love knows no boundaries, and for Niqui and Larry, their journey as an intercultural couple is filled with laughter, learning, and a deep appreciation for each other’s backgrounds. In a recent interview with Xavier Murphy, founder of Jamaicans.com, the couple shared their unique love story, cultural differences, and hilarious misunderstandings that have shaped their relationship. […]

Recently, some people have been arguing that the correct version of the popular Jamaican saying is “Horse dead and crow fat” instead of the widely known “Horse dead and cow fat.” However, whether this is true or not remains open to interpretation. Jamaican proverbs often evolve over time, with different meanings attached depending on the […]

Remote work is here to stay, and for digital nomads seeking tropical vibes and modern connectivity, the Caribbean offers a variety of digital nomad visas. These programs make it possible to live and work legally on stunning islands while enjoying the best of island life. Here’s an in-depth look at Caribbean islands with clear requirements […]

Recently, the popular Trinidadian street food, doubles, has been a point of discussion among Jamaicans, especially after reggae artist Beenie Man made comments about it. This has sparked curiosity and debate about the dish and its place in Caribbean cuisine. For those unfamiliar, doubles is a beloved Trinidadian dish made of two soft, fried bara […]

The Electric Slide has become a timeless favorite at weddings, parties, and celebrations worldwide. But did you know this iconic dance traces its roots back to Jamaica in the 1970s? Here’s the fascinating story behind the song and the moves that have united generations on the dance floor. A Jamaican Beginning It all started in […]

Professor Hubert Devonish of the University of the West Indies has been one of the strongest advocates fighting for Jamaican Patois as a Language. He has created a writing and spelling system for Jamaican Patois. This month we have a conversation with him about Jamaican Patois as a Language. Q: When did you come to […]