Jamaica’s Marvadene Anderson was the world’s tallest teenage girl!
She stands firmly at a towering 6 ft 11.5 inches. Prior to her 20th birthday, she was regarded as the world’s
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Blogs
Awesome Articles on a variety of issues all written from a Jamaican Perspective.
Legalizing ‘Weed’ a smart move for Jamaica? (Film)
When you mention the word ‘Ganja’ for many across the world the first place that comes to mind is Jamaica.
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Minority Enlarged Into The Majority
Whenever I speak about the majority being the root cause for all the current lawlessness and immorality that are taking
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FROM ROOTS TO 12 YEARS A SLAVE
I am always amazed at how many of us think. So HOLLYWOOD makes another movie about SLAVERY and suddenly BLACK
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Russian Invasion and Ambitions – Will there be increased demand for our bauxite?
If America backs down from supporting the Ukraine , we will see a serious, ambitious leader who will be exerting
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Kidnapping Trend : Who is Watching You?
Despite the efforts of the security forces, the level of crime has continued to rise in Jamaica. Though there has
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Addressing the Water Supply Crisis in Districts of the Dry Harbour Mountain
An Open Letter to MP Keith Walford, MP South West St. Ann. For forty years the folks of your constituency
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“Gangsta’ for Life:” Jamaican Gangs and the American Connection
“Live by the gun die by the gun” is a common phrase in Jamaica, when referencing gun violence either by
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Education: A Double Edged Sword
Education is the process of being able to absorb or impart information about a subject area, or being trained or
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Rev. Dr. John Wesley Knight – A white man who unselfishly served his black adopted brethren in St. Ann
Class, colour and race have defined Jamaica. The majority of black Jamaicans are ever reminded of our past not by
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Is this Jamaica Land We Love?
Dear Jamaica, I truly weep for you to see what you have become. Gone are the days of sunshine, blue
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The Dinosaurs in the Civil Service System
I have come to the realization that persons within the labour force have completely forgotten the main reason or rationale
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RETROGRESSIVE JAMAICA
I am here reflecting on the Morant Bay Rebellion and its effect on the government of the day. The rebellion
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Art As Investment – It’s not just for the filthy rich anymore
“I was fortunate in 1998 to obtain a Christopher Gonzales work which I called “Three Faces” for $12,000. I was sold (at a bargain) a Hopeton Fletcher
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