Two Jamaican students have made the country proud by winning prestigious Diplomacy Awards at The World International Model United Nations (WIMUN) Conference in New York. Jaylen Allen and Devon Barnes, both students from Jamaica College, were honored for their outstanding diplomatic skills, standing out among participants from around the world. Several other Jamaican students also […]

Jamaican music has long captivated global audiences, but did you know that dancehall icon Bounty Killer was the first Jamaican dancehall artist to grace the Super Bowl Halftime Show? This historic moment took place in 2002 during Super Bowl 46, when the legendary deejay performed alongside the world-famous pop-rock band No Doubt. A Historic Performance […]

The National Football League (NFL) has long been dominated by American-born players, but international talent continues to make an impact. Among foreign-born players, Jamaica ranks third in representation, following Canada and Germany. Jamaicans have been part of the NFL for decades, with Craig Bingham being the first Jamaican-born player drafted into the league in 1982. […]

Jamaicans love sports, especially track & field and “football”—which is known as soccer in the United States. American football has never been a major sport on the island, and until recently, you couldn’t find any organized American football leagues in Jamaica. Despite this, several Jamaicans have made a name for themselves in the NFL. The […]

Gratitude is a powerful act of faith. Psalm 118:1 reminds us to give thanks to the Lord because of His goodness and everlasting love. This verse is not just a call to thanksgiving when life is going well but a reminder that God’s love and faithfulness remain constant, regardless of our circumstances. The psalmist declares that God’s […]

On this day, 6th February 1905, the remarkable Una Marson was born in Santa Cruz, St Elizabeth, Jamaica. A poet, playwright, journalist, and activist, Marson was a pioneer in Caribbean literature and an unwavering advocate for gender equality and racial justice. Her contributions to literature and broadcasting helped shape the Caribbean’s literary landscape and empowered […]

Jamaican sprint legend Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce is making waves beyond the track with her latest business venture—AFIMI Beauty, a hair care brand inspired by her roots. Known for her vibrant hairstyles on race days, Fraser-Pryce has always embraced hair as a form of self-expression. Now, she is bringing her passion to the beauty industry with products […]

Wesley Frater, a proud Jamaican and influential figure in South Florida sports, was recently honored with a Proclamation from Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava. The recognition took place during the 27th Annual South Florida Athletic Awards, held at Warren Henry Auto Dealership, the event’s title sponsor. This prestigious Proclamation highlighted Frater’s tireless efforts to […]

Reggae and dancehall music, born in Jamaica, have traveled across the globe, finding a unique and thriving subculture in Japan. From the bustling streets of Tokyo to the serene landscapes of Yokohama, the influence of these genres is deeply rooted in Japanese society. The story of reggae in Japan began in the 1970s. The Pioneers, […]

The album Bob Marley: One Love Music Inspired By The Film (Deluxe) has won the Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album at the 67th annual awards ceremony. The announcement was made during the pre-telecast at the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles and shared via the Recording Academy’s official social media channels. Other Nominees in the […]