After three years in Brooklyn, New York, the Caribbean Music Awards (CMAs) are coming home. Tonight, the awards ceremony will be staged in the Caribbean for the first time, trading its New York base…
Disaster risk-management expert Dr Barbara Carby will deliver the keynote address at the University of the Commonwealth Caribbean’s (UCC) 10th Annual Research Conference on September 23-24 at the…
Smiles spread across the faces of Denese Dixon and Melissa Rowe as Principal Marcia Henry called their children’s names during morning devotion at Waterford Infant School in Portmore, St Catherine, on…
When interim Reggae Boyz head coach Rudolph Speid announced his squad for the upcoming Concacaf Nations League fixtures yesterday, LASK defender Miguel Freckleton was the only new name on his list.…
In communities where the scars of Hurricane Melissa are still visible, two Jamaican primary schools are finding reasons to look ahead. At Unity Primary School in Westmoreland and Anchovy Primary…
The story of Professor Jason Arday and his relatively brief engagement with Cambridge University as what it trumpeted as its “youngest Black professor ever” is now well known internationally. It is,…
The $91.6-million Bunkers Hill water supply project is expected to benefit more than 1,000 residents in northern Clarendon, but councillors say much more must be done as the parish continues to…
Grace & Staff Community Development Foundation has trained teachers and education-sector partners in the use of the micro:bit, a programmable device designed to build coding and digital skills…
Veteran Jamaican journalist and diaspora leader Philip Mascoll, whose career at the Toronto Star spanned more than 27 years, died in Toronto on Monday, September 14. He was 77. Mascoll, an editor,…