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Clarendon Custos, William 'Billy' Shagoury (left), and inventor Hopeton Henry pose outside the winning Clarendon parish pavilion on day three of the annual Denbigh Agricultural, Industrial and Food Show in May Pen, Clarendon on Monday. (Photo/Video:
MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) —Colombia's Catalina Usme, right, scores against Jamaica during their Women's World Cup round of 16 football match in Melbourne, Australia, Tuesday, Aug. 8, 2023. (AP Photo/Hamish Blair).
Catalina Usme scored early in the se
Today Jamaica celebrates her 62nd Independence Day! On this day in 1962, the Jamaican Independence Act was put into effect, effectively ending 300 years of British colonial rule.
Independence Day is celebrated on August 6th every year, but the c
Jamaica's team members celebrates after the Women's World Cup Group F football match against Brazil in Melbourne, Australia, Wednesday, Aug. 2, 2023. (AP Photo/Hamish Blair).
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Football has consumed much of Cedella Marley’s life. But perhaps that should not come as a surprise.
As the daughter of global reggae icon Bob Marley, who was a renowned lover of the beautiful game, Cedella was never far from a soccer ball gro
Entering another world: Calabash International Literary Festival in Jamaica - CALABASH
By: Baz Dreisinger
I never should have told you about Calabash.
Thanks to big-mouthed people like me, the heavenly literary festival, 22 years ago a gathering of
Ayesha Curry, 34, has been busy building the restaurant
The ambiance, guestlist and vibe proved to be the perfect combination for EBONY to throw a jumping party to ring in Jamaica Carnival and show
The spelling of Stonebwoy's name is a nod to Jamaica
African journalist, Mark Wilberforce looks at how Ghana's rich musical scene has strong Jamaican link.
Afrobeats may be the dominant sound right now in Ghana, as in many other African countries,
Twelve of the 13 women sworn in last week.
The Jamaicans are Judge Cymonie Rowe (back row, third left); Judge Maxine Williams (second right); Judge Maxine Cheesman (back row, fourth right) and beside her attorney-at-law Allison Smith (fifth from rig
President and CEO of Frontier Airlines Barry Biffle (right) is presented with a copy of the 284-page souvenir magazine on the life and legacy of Gordon "Butch" Stewart by Stewart's son Adam earlier this year in Montego Bay during a series of high-le
By: Claire Sibonney
It’s not just tourists who are embracing this contemporary approach, but also Jamaicans who appreciate new presentations of local ingredients, according to Kingston-born sisters, chefs/cookbook authors and TV personalities Michel
By Alexander Britell
Dexton’s grilled cheese is in high demand.
It’s the third day of a six-night trip at the Rose Hall Villas at Jamaica’s Half Moon resort, and everyone in this party of 8 is obsessed with the perfectly-grilled, golden-brown, cris
The swashbuckling actor Errol Flynn - the George Clooney of the thirties, forties and fifties - described Jamaica as more beautiful than any woman. Today, Jamaica still captivates. A British colony for over 300 years until 1962, our holiday coincide
By: Mankaprr Conteh - Rollingstone Photo Credit: Destinee Condison
One of the titans of modern reggae is back. Protoje — the Grammy-nominated singer, rapper, and label chief — has dropped his first solo release in more than a year with “Hills,” an o
Koffee is marveling at the world’s tallest
By: Claudia Gardner - Dancehallmag.com
The Rolling Stones’ Mick Jagger, who was closely associated with Reggae legend Peter Tosh, seems up to some musical works in Port Antonio, the cradle of Jamaica’s tourism and a stomping ground for music and Ho
