There is a community in St. Mary, near Ian Flemming International Airport, where the main thoroughfare joins the [busy] North Coast Highway. To the left of the intersection is a blind corner. To the…
If lawyers cannot get it right; then how can we truly safeguard the administration of justice in this country? Monday was the end of Workers’ Week and the celebration of Labour Day. Activities…
For a generation of Jamaicans, Britain was not a foreign country. Like my own parents, it was seen as the mother country. It was spoken of with familiarity, even affection. A place where opportunity…
France last week made a second symbolic move in a possibly fruitful, but likely long, and potentially fraught, tango on reparations for slavery. The Caribbean Community (CARICOM) must urgently, and…
Successive governments have paid lip service to meeting Jamaica’s housing needs. The Planning Institute of Jamaica statistics show that only in the 1970s and 1990s did Jamaica come close to meeting…
Generational curses are real, very real. Yes, some believe in it and others do not, but this has in no way changed or diminished the effects of these on the individuals, families and groups groaning…
In our series on Thriving at Work, we’ve been talking a lot about the actions we need to take to experience fulfilment in our jobs. We mentioned prayer, working with integrity, seeing Jesus as our…
It was an evening of inspiration at UC Truth – the Universal Centre of Truth for Better Living. The ministerial ordination, held on Sunday, May 24, 2026, was marked by the language of inclusivity and…