Stuart Hall, a celebrated Jamaican cultural theorist, has passed away at the age of 82, the Voice reports. Suggested Reading Social Media’s On Fire Over Tamar’s Awkward Verzuz Interaction With Brother ...
In the 1960s, Kingston, Jamaica, was a musical mecca, where Bob Marley, Toots Hibbert, and other artists were drawn by the recording studios and record shops lining so-called Beat Street. But ...
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How Clarks Became Ingrained in the Fashion of Jamaica: ‘It's More Than Footwear, It's Cultural Identity'
The island of Jamaica is associated with myriad cultural signatures, from Bob Marley to Red Stripe beer to jerk chicken. Among the ongoing list is a certain British footwear brand that has been around ...
Tourism Minister, Hon. Edmund Bartlett, has unveiled a bold and transformative initiative designed to elevate Jamaica’s cultural tourism offering — the Tourism Entertainment Academy (TEA). Officially ...
Jamaica is charting an unprecedented course to become the Caribbean’s first truly smart tourism destination, fusing cultural authenticity, cutting-edge innovation, and strategic infrastructure to ...
THE Jamaican psyche is a fortress. It is built on the bedrock of resilience, fortified by the mantra “wi likkle but wi tallawah”, and guarded by a cultural stoicism that demands we “tek bad tings mek ...
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