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By Mabruke X September 11, 2026

‘I and I build the cabin’- 192 years of landlessness and the unfinished emancipation of Jamaica

I and I build the cabin,I and I plant the corn,Didn’t my people before meSlave for this country,Now you look me with a scorn,Then you eat up all my corn. Those …

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‘I and I build the cabin’- 192 years of landlessness and the unfinished emancipation of Jamaica

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Beware rising right-wing tide

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By Stacey Mitchell January 25, 2018 9 years 851 words

Interfaith discourse can help our nation

(The article below is taken from a talk prepared by Stacey Mitchell for World Religion Day 2018 which draws heavily on an October 1985 document called the Promise of World Peace) …

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By James Moss-Solomon January 25, 2018 9 years 1,655 word

Time for a Moral Referendum

  The British are well known for their dry wit, often satirical humour and sayings accompanied by their exaggerated pronunciations. One of these “crime raises its ugly head” is, for us …

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By Alexander Scott January 12, 2018 9 years 839 words

Here’s what has really thrown the American media into a hissy fit

  They say time heals all wounds. They also say that people tend to romanticize things from the past. We see this everywhere. In Jamaica, we gripe about the good old days …

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By James Moss-Solomon January 12, 2018 9 years 1,591 word

The challenge to our leaders: Who will bell the cat?

  Happy 2018 to all our readers and to the larger Jamaican population at home and abroad. The year ahead is comprised of two major challenges — the new challenges that …

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By The Laird January 12, 2018 9 years 602 words

Patrimony gone awry

The real patrimony of this beautiful isle is the land bequeathed to its citizens from generation to generation. The land provides fertile ground for sugar, coffee, cocoa, pimento, ackee, domestic food …

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By The Terrible Tout January 12, 2018 9 years 1,387 word

Time to get the progress train on track

  Happy New Year to all readers of Public Opinion.  Its entrance into the Jamaican media landscape was THE breath of fresh air for 2017. It’s time for reflection and goal-setting …

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