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By Aldington "Junior" Murray November 6, 2026

I did not get all that I wanted, but all that I needed – the U.S. mid-term elections

Election Day came and it went here in the United States of America, on Tuesday, November 3, 2026. It was not a presidential election, but what was referred to, traditionally, as …

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I did not get all that I wanted, but all that I needed – the U.S. mid-term elections

November 6, 2026

The golden lady of the track, Merlene Ottey

November 6, 2026

Celebrating women: A journey toward equality and justice

November 6, 2026
By Joan Williams February 17, 2023 4 years 889 words

The Family in Cuba

Would you believe I now know more relatives from my father’s side in Cuba than in Jamaica, although that side of my family was born right here! Maydolys, (Back) Hector Ian Casrlos (Front) A few years ago  …

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By Joan Williams March 18, 2022 5 years 711 words

Bullhead Mountain, Dead Center Of The Island

Isn’t it fascinating that dead center of the beautiful island of Jamaica stands a mountain range from which you can get a fantastic view of sections of the parishes of Clarendon, St. Ann, St. …

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By Joan Williams October 15, 2021 5 years 791 words

Jamaica An English-Speaking Country?

Every time I hear someone say Jamaica is an English-speaking country, I have a good laugh.  Not only because the last survey (2007) done on the topic showed that less than …

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By Joan Williams September 17, 2021 5 years 904 words

Thank You, Miss Lou

 The entire month of September every year, should be dedicated to honour the late Hon. Louise Bennett-Coverley O.M., O.J., M.B.E. D. Lit. For not only was she Jamaica’s first recorded artist, a literary genius, comedienne, actress, …

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By Joan Williams August 20, 2021 5 years 709 words

Don’t Dilute Our Culture!

I couldn’t agree more with the late great Marcus Garvey when he said, “A people without the knowledge of their past history, origin, and culture are like a tree without roots.”  …

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By Joan Williams June 25, 2021 5 years 836 words

Tallawah, Keeping Mento Alive

Mento is one of Jamaica’s oldest music genres and still remains popular, thanks to small bands like the Florida based Tallawah Mento Band. Tallawah leader Colin Smith is a successful businessman, …

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By The Abeng February 19, 2021 6 years 1,106 word

Lest We Forget

So often the kindness of those who cleared the path and carried the torch for us so that we are better today than we were yesterday is forgotten. Are there roads …

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By Mabruke X December 10, 2020 6 years 2,250 words

Economic Potential Of Preserving And Incentivizing Our Musical Legacy – Part 6

This series of articles about Jamaican musicians continues with information about Sean Paul, Judy Mowatt, Linton Kwesi Johnson and the Mighty Diamonds.  35. Dutty Rock – Sean Paul – 2002 – …

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By Mabruke X November 26, 2020 6 years 2,316 words

Economic Potential Of Preserving And Incentivizing Our Musical Legacy – Part 5

In this issue I share information about 6 of the artistes in the 58 albums which are the works of pioneers in our rich musical history. 1,000 Volts of Holt – …

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By Mabruke X November 12, 2020 6 years 2,286 words

Economic Potential Of Preserving And Incentivizing Our Musical Legacy – Part 4

This week I continue to share thoughts on the 58 albums by the greats who have contributed to the development of our music. 45. Tease Me – Chaka Demus & Pliers …

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