Two new murals unveiled in downtown MoBay
Kingston Creative has unveiled two new murals by western artists – Rushane Drummond, Deon Simone, Everton Jones, Joel Cameron and Taniki Anderson – under the TUI Colourful Cultures Jamaica project. The year-long programme, funded by the TUI Care Found
MoBay bracing for $3b investment through SEZ project
WESTERN BUREAU: Montego Bay Mayor Richard Vernon says the St James Municipal Corporation (StJMC) will be leasing lands in proximity to the Montego Bay Sports Complex in Catherine Hall to facilitate a $3-billion Special Economic Zone (SEZ) project, which w
Young Boyz start World Cup campaign comfortably
Jamaicas U20 Reggae Boyz saw little need to move out of first gear yesterday, comfortably dispatching Bonaire 3-0 in their opening Group B Concacaf Mens U20 Qualifier at the Stadion Rignaal ‘Jean Francisca in Curacao. Sean Leighton scored the
Former Third World drummer assembles reggae legends for ‘historic' collab
At the thanksgiving service for Stephen ‘Cat Coore last Thursday, the Rev. Astor Carlyle asked a serious question, “Which musician will write a song for Cuba? For Haiti? For those whose rights are trampled upon?” Well, William ‘Willie Stewa
Michael Abrahams | The changing face of popular music
I love music Any kind of music I love music Just as long as its groovy I Love Music – The OJays
Necessary step towards a healthier Jamaica
THE EDITOR, Madam: I write in strong support of the February 23, Gleaner editorial endorsing the Governments decision to impose a special consumption tax on pre-packaged sweetened beverages. This measure, though imperfect, represents a serious attempt
Something Extra | Tuesday
Last Tuesday, guests reserved their spots for Queen: The Dinner Party, a Broken Plate and Don Julio collaboration at the restaurants Barbican location. The black-and-gold masquerade-themed event featured curated dishes, premium cocktails, and live ente
Jamaica positions itself for the future of clean shipping
Global shipping is undergoing one of the most significant transformations in its history. As the industry moves steadily toward low- and zero-carbon energy, countries that depend on maritime trade face a critical question: Will they adapt quickly enough t