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The Voices For Jamaica Today Foundation is a registered Non-Government Organization. With the aim of “Striving to develop Jamaica”, The

When I meet a woman and I look at her I search her eyes and body for something I just

The Prime Minister ridiculously promised 60 000 jobs which all educated Jamaicans know is politicking or rather political wishful pandering.

The mental slavery of some black people never ceases to amaze me. So professor Verna Shepherd chair of the National Commission

Its scientific name is Melicoccus bijugatus,  but it is commonly referred to as guinep in Jamaica and surprisingly, it’s even called “Ackee”

In Jamaica we still seem to be preoccupied with who is “Jamaica white”, “red”, “brown brown”, “brown”, “dark brown”, “black”

Firstly let me congratulate the Minister and those who made the recommendations to her, for pushing through this idea that

The Oxford English Dictionary (OED) defines garrison as ‘a body of troops stationed in a fortified place’. However, Jamaican garrisons

By a Jamaican currently residing in Japan. So, my last blog went viral. Thanks to a tweet from the fastest man

Ackee and saltfish is Jamaica’s national dish and a breakfast staple. The Ackee fruit is an African native crop introduced

Ask the robust and healthy Claudius Henry, who doesn’t look a day close to his 83 years, what is so

“Any country whose citizens are not constantly filled with pride of self, community and accomplishment, but are far more consistently

The Shocking findings of a special audit of the National People’s Cooperative Bank of Jamaica (NPCB) were recently revealed.  The audit uncovered the

Let me start off firstly by saying my hair is currently in a state of transition. I’ve been transitioning from