By Staff Writer National Jewel Day, celebrated annually on March 13th, is a day dedicated to the appreciation of fine jewelry and the timeless beauty of precious gems. From diamonds and sapphires to emeralds and rubies, jewels have captivated humanity for centuries, symbolizing wealth, love, and status. On this special day, jewelry lovers, collectors, […]
By Esther Claudette Gittens This article delves into the origins of the strategy, its adaptation in modern settings, and the justification for its continued use, examining how it remains a powerful tool for gaining advantage, achieving dominance, or optimizing solutions in various scenarios. Origins of “Divide and Conquer” The phrase “Divide and Conquer” (Latin: Divide […]
Don’t miss Legal Eyes this Sunday, 16th March as Host Joseph Ewart Layne and Co-host Simeon Collins engage three esteemed and experienced Caribbean parliamentarians, namely, Wade Mark former Speaker of the Parliament of Trinidad & Tobago, Chester Humphrey, former President of the Senate in Grenada and Jomo Thomas former Speaker of the National Assembly in […]
By Staff Writer, Jamaicans.com | Photo credit: Jamaicans.com | Photo of Storm Saulter Award-winning Jamaican filmmaker Storm Saulter, known for his impactful films Better Mus’ Come and Sprinter, is set to direct Inheritance, a five-part thriller series for Sky Television. This captivating series, written by Karla Crome, explores themes of colonial legacy, justice, and identity, and will be filmed […]
By Staff Writer, Jamaicans.com | Photo credit: Jamaicans.com | Photo of Dr. Erna Brodber Dr. Erna Brodber, born on 20 April 1940 in Woodside, St. Mary, Jamaica, is a distinguished writer, sociologist, and social activist whose work has significantly shaped the literary and cultural discourse of the Caribbean. With a career spanning decades, she has […]
By Staff Writer, Jamaicans.com | Photo credit: Jamaicans.com | Photo of Marcia Griffiths The Electric Slide has become a timeless favorite at weddings, parties, and celebrations worldwide. But did you know this iconic dance traces its roots back to Jamaica in the 1970s? Here’s the fascinating story behind the song and the moves that have […]
By Xavier Murphy, Jamaicans.com | Photo credit: Jamaicans.com | Photo of Professor Hubert Devonish Q: When did you come to the realization that Jamaican patois should be recognized as a separate language? I am not Jamaican but Guyanese. My language awareness started in Guyana in relation to Guyanese Creole or as we term it, Creolese. […]
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By Pearl Phillip Lent is a season of reflection, penance, and spiritual discipline observed by many Christians in the lead-up to Easter. It spans 40 days (excluding Sundays) and begins on Ash Wednesday, symbolizing the 40 days Jesus spent fasting and praying in the desert. During this time, individuals often engage in fasting, prayer, and […]
By Bedassa Tadesse, THE CONVERSATION | Editorial credit: bella1105 / Shutterstock.com Get ready to pay more for avocados, maple syrup and – well – almost everything. The U.S. officially imposed new 25% tariffs on Canada and Mexico on March 4, 2025, following through on a long-delayed pledge from President Donald Trump. American consumers and businesses are now bracing for higher costs and potential supply […]