Free Public Wi-Fi Launches in Brown’s Town, Jamaica
Brown’s Town, Jamaica, now has free public Wi-Fi, expanding internet access for residents, students, and local businesses
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Jamaica’s JLP’s Foreign-Backed Destabilization in 70s-80s Sparked Jamaica’s Ongoing Brain Drain
In the 1970s and 1980s, the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP), then in opposition, faced allegations of collaborating with foreign entities, including intelligence agencies like the CIA, to destabilize Jamaica through violence, propaganda, and other disruptive tactics. This period of intense political and social turmoil, exacerbated by economic challenges and high unemployment, led many skilled and…
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Jamaica’s Holness: Champion of the People or Agent of Elite Interests?
Prime Minister Andrew Holness has come under fire for what some view as a facade of strong leadership masking a deeper allegiance to powerful entities. Critics claim that Holness’s policies often appear more aligned with the agendas of influential groups like the Private Secto
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latest reports fro amazon and apple
The latest earnings reports from tech giants Amazon (AMZN), Apple (AAPL), and Intel (INTC) provided a glimpse into their recent performance and future outlooks. Amazon and Intel outperformed expectations, while Apple fell slightly short. Amazon, riding the wave of its core e-commerce and growing cloud-computing segments, managed to exceed both revenue and profit estimates, a…
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Nigel Clarke Joins IMF: Examining Neoliberal Policy Impacts on Jamaica and Beyond
Outgoing Jamaican Finance Minister Nigel Clarke’s recent appointment to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) draws fresh attention to the effects
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“Neoliberalism’s Ideal Leaders: Joe Biden, Justin Trudeau, and Jamaica’s Andrew Holness”
Neoliberalism’s favored leaders, such as Joe Biden, Justin Trudeau, and Jamaica’s Prime Minister Andrew Holness, share key traits that make them desirable to the ruling elite. They often focus more on climbing the political ladder and appearing
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Kamala Harris’ Ancestral Ties to Brown’s Town: A Legacy of Colonial History and Landownership
Among these ancestors is Hamilton Brown, an Irish planter and namesake of the town, who played a significant role in the plantation economy. His involvement in landownership
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DeAndre Daley’s stunning anchor leg secures Jamaica’s U20 4x100m win at World Championships
In a thrilling finish, Daley overtook all the runners ahead of him and narrowly edged out the Great Britain athlete at the lin
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Jamaica Needs Inclusive Tourism to Ensure Prosperity and Fair Distribution of Benefits for All
Jamaica’s tourism industry is a vital pillar of its economy, drawing millions of visitors to its stunning beaches, rich culture, and vibrant communities.
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Beneath Jamaica’s Beauty: The Hidden Struggles and Exploitation
This disparity extends beyond mere economic challenges, as the environmental and social impacts of tourism
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Jamaica’s Tourism Industry Lacks Trickle-Down Benefits for Local Communities
Despite Jamaica’s thriving tourism industry, the economic benefits have not significantly trickled down
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Jamaica: Venture Beyond the Beaches and Discover the Other Side of Brand Jamaica
Jamaica is renowned for its breathtaking beaches, warm sunshine, and vibrant reggae culture, making it a top destination for travelers seeking relaxation and adventure. Beyon
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Jamaica Tourism Boom: Paradise for Tourists, Exploitation for Locals Modern Echo of the Plantation
Jamaica’s tourism industry has experienced a significant boom in recent years, transforming the island into a top destination for travelers seeking a tropical paradise. The stunning beaches, vibrant culture, and warm hospitality draw millions of visitors eac
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commemorate Marcus Garvey’s legacy, celebrating his efforts to unite and empower Black people globally
Today, August 17, 2024, we celebrate the birthday of Marcus Garvey, born in St. Ann’s Bay, Jamaica. A visionary leader and staunch Pan-Africanist, Garvey dedicated his life to the empowerment of Black people worldwide. He is best known for founding the Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA), an organization that aimed to unite African descendants across…
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Buju Banton talking about the state of Afro-music
In this virlal video Jamaica reggae-Dancehall artist Buju Banton discussed the state of African music today. He stressed the fact that Afrobeat artist has not given reggae or dancehall its just due He mentioned that Kenya is suffering, with young men in revolt. He spoke about South Africa, Sudan, and South Sudan. But he asks,…
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