Hello mi neighbour | Most things can be fixed
Dawned on me while standing in my bathroom a few mornings ago that much of life is about fixing things: life is unstable. Not static. Existence is in a constant state of flux, change, and unpredictability. Life is characterized by impermanence, where thin
Sagicor SIGMA charity road race crosses $1 billion milestone
The 28th staging of the Sagicor SIGMA Corporate Run surpassed $1 billion raised since its inception, with Sunday's event exceeding its target by raising $152 million for hurricane-ravaged beneficiaries. Held under the theme “Run for the West,” t
Money Market claims Reggae Month Trophy
MONEY MARKET closed fast on the stands side to overhaul lightweight MIGHTY GULLY stealing home in yesterdays Reggae Month Trophy at five furlongs straight, completing a second consecutive win since finishing second to Florida invader OF A REVOLUTION
How the smartest people in the boardroom make the worst decisions – on purpose
As an executive, you are mystified by the source of corporate failures. How does a well-managed company make bad decisions that run the firm out of business? Do you lack insider information? Or was the system actually designed to generate the wrong outcom
Remembering Rex a ‘phenomenal' and ‘bittersweet' affair
“Its phenomenal... Im very emotional. Theres nothing like this in the world,” declared world-leading composer, Professor Shirley Thompson, after experiencing the National Dance Theatre Company (NDTC) and the University Singers in tribute to R
Editorial | Stability budget, but …
The J$1.44 trillion expenditure budget – with its J$18 billion in new taxes – presented by Fayval Williams last week has to be read in the context of Hurricane Melissa. It is a stabilisation plan drafted under pressure: an attempt at balancing domesti
Lifestyle Round-up
And so it began. The trend-watching, month-long global showcase of designers fall 2026 ready-to-wear collections opened with New York Fashion Week (NYFW) last Wednesday. First out the gate on the Council of Fashion Designers of Americas official sch
Sabrina Barnes | Cultural retention in Jamaica
There is an uncomfortable habit in Jamaica: we mourn loudly, memorialise briefly, and then move on until the next cultural giant dies. Each passing reignites the same questions about legacy, education, and preservation, yet little changes in how we active
Isuzu Redefines the ‘Workhorse'
For decades, the name Isuzu has been one of the unspoken backbones of Jamaican commerce. From the winding hills of Manchester to the bustling construction sites of Kingston, the D-Max has earned its stripes as a “green plate” legend - a vehicle synony