Jamaica has a rich culture that the world loves. We carry it like a badge of honor. Our people are proud, and we never miss a chance to brag about our delightful food, our sick dance moves, and our music. But things change. Afrobeat has surpassed reggae and dancehall on music charts around the world.
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Look at your grocery bill lately? Did you faint? Gone are those days when 10,000 JMD could buy enough food for a week and still allow for a KFC treat. Prices in the supermarket shoot north every week. And by huge percentages. We can barely afford to step outside, as it seems like we need to pay for the air we breathe.
Summer is finally here, with its many long-anticipated events. Reggae Sumfest - "The Greatest Reggae Show on Earth" and Dream Weekend are two of the best Jamaica has to offer. They have been around for more than ten years and play a significant role in attracting tourists.The events are staged over a five-to-six-day period, drawing more than 30,000 supporters and... Read More
We all need fun or relaxation activities to beat the summer heat. We can suggest things you can do without booking a flight. Here are a few family-friendly and cost-effective options.
It's not a heat wave," says Director of the Meteorological Service Evan Thompson. In an interview with Radio Jamaica, he explained that although we are facing gruesome heat, Jamaica has experienced higher temperatures previously. Our current situation comes from low rainfall and increased humidity over the last several months.
How can one truly define a mother when they can take so many forms? How can one list a mother’s job when it is never done? They are phenomenal beings; they are strong and resilient yet gentle and kind. They are aunties, grandmas, biological, and stepmoms.
"Remember the songs that used to make you rock away?" The ones that brought solace and rhythmic therapy, the soothing serenade, like Beres Hammond’s masterpiece, that calms the spirit and the upbeat rhythm gets you on your feet every time.
Public transportation can be cost-effective for those of us who cannot afford the convenience of owning a car and its associated expenses. But the life of Jamaican commuters is a test of endurance. Only the fittest survive the harsh reality of our transportation system.
Are we really too busy? Whether we work a 9-5 or just have a busy weekly schedule, being too busy should never be a reason to neglect our health and wellbeing. It is a common practice among Jamaicans to grab a bite at the corner shop or catch a 5 on the lunch break, completely ignoring the importance of what it means to our bodies to have healthy meals and get... Read More
Jamaicans are proud of their gardens, no matter how small the patch. But we are often left bewildered instead of serene in gardens that are supposed to be our oases at home. You step into your yard that you are paying someone to turn into a tropical oasis. You expect a riotous explosion of color and blooms and edges sharper than the new Jamaican bank notes.