Dominican President Luis Abinader has opened discussions with Venezuela’s interim president about purchasing fuel directly from the South American nation, marking a new phase in diplomatic relations between the two countries.
Dominican Republic Explores Fuel Imports from Venezuela Read More »
Beenie Man is taking his criticism of Jamaica’s Hurricane Melissa relief efforts to the recording studio with a new song that questions where recovery funds are going and how they’re being distributed to those still rebuilding their lives.
Beenie Man Channels Hurricane Frustration Into New Studio Track Read More »
Prime Minister Andrew Holness is in Antigua and Barbuda for the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting, where he will participate in a leaders’ roundtable and represent Jamaica at an investment summit.
Holness Leads Jamaica’s Delegation to Commonwealth Summit in Antigua Read More »
One year after Hurricane Melissa, a Westmoreland native is challenging disaster victims to break free from dependency by teaching entrepreneurship and self-reliance instead of distributing handouts.
A Year After Hurricane Melissa, Foundation Pushes Westmoreland Toward Self-Reliance Read More »
One year after Hurricane Melissa destroyed its main hall, the Church of God of Prophecy at Waterworks Tabernacle in Westmoreland continues to serve its community through outdoor worship services and community aid distribution, with pastor Damian Robinson determined to rebuild.
Gospel singer-songwriter Kevin Downswell describes his fifth studio album, Joy Is Here, as his most vulnerable and personal project, featuring collaborations with Papa San, Gramps Morgan, and Minister Marion Hall.
Kevin Downswell Unveils ‘Joy Is Here,’ a Gospel Album Born From Spiritual Conviction Read More »
Dr Yvonne Grinam-Nicholson has capped a transformative year by earning her PhD in communication studies while receiving Canada’s Women in Energy Award for her pioneering work in consumer protection and regulatory governance across Jamaica and the wider Caribbean.
Jamaica’s coral reefs are far more than beautiful underwater attractions. They provide food and shelter for fish, support fishing livelihoods, and act as natural barriers against storm surge—making their survival essential to the nation’s wellbeing.
The Jamaica Fire Brigade has trained 77 residents across St James as community fire-safety wardens, part of a multi-year initiative to reduce fires and strengthen emergency preparedness in local communities.
Seventy-seven St James residents trained as community fire-safety wardens Read More »
A Kaieteur News column challenges Guyanese who distrust the Commission of Inquiry into the M.V. Barima sinking yet still attend its meetings with bereaved families, questioning whether such participation serves the families’ need for answers.
Dem Boys Question Why Critics Attend Barima Inquiry They Don’t Trust Read More »
