Reggae Month ends with “Love from a Distance”
In light of the Covid Virus many reggae concerts have been cancelled, but fans got to enjoy a little “Love from a Distance” from top reggae artist Beres Hammond. This…
A Reggae Rocking Night
Global reggae icons, Marcia Griffiths, Taurus Riley and Tessanne Chin headlined the second staging of Global Reggae Night which was streamed live last Saturday, as part of February’s Reggae Month…
Ms. Pat’s Reggae Journey
“My life, even with its challenges, became sort of a miracle, a blessing from God and I could not imagine it any other way. I am blessed and I have…
Sugar Minott Craved Recognition in the Land of Reggae
“As a singer, the worst thing for me is not being known in your own country. I’ve done so much things in Jamaica, especially in dancehall and nobody ever mention…
Jimmy Cliff’s Hard Road
“Evil things cross my mind when hungry but the thought of my father and family hearing that I’m in Kingston and become criminal, no way! I would want the earth…
Not Enough Reggae on Radio
Dean Fraser, Jamaican saxophonist, blames media entities for there not being enough reggae music being played on the radio. Speaking on Monday’s online discussion In the Reggae Studio in observation…
Challenges of Teaching English
Dr. Rohan Lewis, Associate Professor of Language, Culture and Society in the Faculty of Education and Liberal Studies at the University of Technology, Jamaica (UTech Jamaica) believes that Jamaica’s language…
Students’ Fee Payment Arrangements Eased for Second Semester
Acting President of the University of Technology, Jamaica (UTech, Jamaica) Professor Colin Gyles informed the student body of UTech Jamaica that there has been a review of fee payment arrangements…
Students Encouraged to be Interdisciplinary and Flexible in the COVID-19 Workplace
Professor Sean Thorpe, the Head of the School of Computing and Information Technology (SCIT) at the University of Technology, Jamaica (UTech Jamaica) advised students to be interdisciplinary and flexible in…
Jamaicans Diagnosed with Breast Cancer Younger than the Global Average
As Jamaica enters Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October, the former Executive Director of the Jamaica Cancer Society, Yulit Gordon urged Jamaicans to take the risk of breast cancer seriously.…