Michael Abrahams | We need unity
Melissa, one of the strongest tropical cyclones on record, struck the island as a Category 5 hurricane, causing widespread devastation in...
Jamaica media mourns sudden passing of newspaper columnist and political commentator
KINGSTON, Jamaica – The media fraternity and academic community in Jamaica, is mourning the passing of Martin Henry, 61, a well-known...
‘Raw politicking’
Veteran trade unionist and public commentator Helene Davis Whyte says that while a commission of inquiry could answer questions about how...
Political commentators say a Harris presidency better for Barbados
As Americans prepare to cast their votes in the presidential election on Tuesday, two local political thinkers have suggested that a Kamala...
Michael Abrahams | Exposing our children to trauma
It was just supposed to be a morning hanging with the boys. I was asked by a teacher at a Corporate Area preparatory school to speak with...
Tributes pour in after death of prominent Jamaican sports journalist Donald Oliver
Award-winning Jamaican sports journalist Donald Oliver died suddenly on Tuesday at the age of 40, prompting an outpouring of tributes.
Tony Deyal: Stamps of disapproval ... End immigration apartheid in Caribbean
Myrie. Contributed. Senator Kamina Johnson Smith, Jamaica's minister of foreign affairs and foreign trade, has kick-started talks with...
Racist is as racist does
Carolyn Cooper, Contributor. Some racists just don't give a damn. They know who they are; and they know why they are prejudiced against (or...
Jamaican Diaspora broadcasters remember iconic radio host Barry G
Barry G reportedly died from pneumonia on Wednesday, Oct. 29, at Savanna-La-Mar Hospital in the Jamaican parish of Westmoreland. He was 70.
My take on Windies cricket – Part 2 | Commentary
I confess that I do not know much about the curriculum of the West Indies Academy. In a recent CG United Super50 Cup match, I watched the...
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Many commentators from the Jamaican diaspora express negative opinions about Jamaica's governance and societal issues, often discussing crime and corruption.