Jamaica is Calling… HELP!I am at a loss for words. The world has seen the devastation that has taken place in my homeland of Jamaica. Hurricane Melissa has decimated substantial sections of the Island. Although they may not all have taken a battering, no parish was left unscathed - Melissa’s
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In the early 90’s or so, this was a popular expression - Who died and made you king? It was obnoxious then as it is now, a way to cut down someone who is deemed to be lording it over you. Recently, the world saw the practical application of this
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I can’t say it feels like déjà vu but the energy feels similar. Thirty-two years ago my father woke me up in the wee hours of the morning and told me to come and watch history in the making. It was the wedding of Charles and Diana – forever thereafter
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The creation of his work is purely intuitive, superbly refined – his artistic knack to create innovative designs results in highly imaginative works of art unique to his creative genius. Ramone Young, is an award winning Jamaican painter whose techniques combines the mastery of drawings with the essence of colour, to
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A Christmas vacation to the Caribbean for most returning residents means swapping snow shovels and heavy winter coats for warm sunshine, pristine beaches and traditional island vibes with family and friends. This is not the case for Thelma Duncan and her husband Delovan Duncan who have been travelling to Jamaica for
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Gospel Artist, LG Morgan launches second studio album
Ottawa Dance Academy propels young Talent
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