Actors on a stage We are all actors on a stage. Working for a reasonable wage. Playing a role in the show called life. Are you the star of the show? Are you the leading act? Are you the villain? Are…
We all know the saying, ‘God created man in His own image’. Yet, looking at the world today, one may wonder whether the opposite has happened. Is God a reflection of today’s man? Has man created God…
Long before reggae filled stadiums from Kingston, Jamaica, to Kyoto, Japan, it was born in a shared courtyard, shaped by neighbours, borrowed guitars, and the everyday realities of inner-city life.…
Tomorrow, October 19, the third Monday of October, Jamaica pauses to observe National Heroes’ Day, the centrepiece of National Heritage Week and one of the most meaningful days on our calendar. It is…
Hope is often what keeps us going through difficult times. It gives us the strength to endure pain, face uncertainty, and believe that life can get better. Like a soothing balm, hope comforts the mind…
As a strategic complement to the Black History Month celebrations observed in Britain during October, the team of spoken-word artist and film-maker Judith Falloon-Reid and internationally acclaimed…
In Jamaica, We Don’t Say Two In Jamaica, we don’t say ‘two’ The number after one, or twice Limited to the ‘few’ Where little boys are lynched For swaying too much Or maintaining eye contact In an…
On a school farm in St Ann, Tamami Okado is teaching children about the importance of developing vegetable gardens. One of the lessons is how to turn kitchen scraps into compost. In the same parish,…