All About Jamaica

In my blog post entitled  JUTC Testing  Chinese Made Bus In The Hills Of St Andrew; Is Automotive Assembly On The Horizon? , I spoke about ...

Government of Jamaica's push to divest the port of Kingston (Kingston container terminal) by way of concession is now complete. In a de...

Following significant beautification and road repairs across the city of Kingston to welcome president Obama on April 8, 2015, It is safe t...

The annually sought after inter-secondary school sports association (ISSA) boys and girls championship has once again delivered scintillati...

A perennial problem has once again raised Its ugly head; the Riverton city dump is on fire for the umpteenth time. Additionally, approximate...

Just over a month ago, I wrote an article entitled Jamaica's Relatively High Road Fatality Rate, And Preventive Measures ; the estimated...

Historic, momentous and groundbreaking, these are some of the adjectives used to describe the move to decriminalize small quantities of mari...

News came mid-week, of a pilot project to test Chinese buses on hill routes of St Andrew. The Golden Dragon made buses are variant to Jamaic...

My first visit to Kingston, Jamaica's Capital and largest town/city was back in 2003. I was markedly surprised by the difference in day ...

Information Communication Technology - or Technologies, It is commonly known as ICT. The initials are often thought to encompass computers a...

Crude oil, a naturally occurring hydrocarbon, has been a major source of energy for over a century. By products of crude oil are used in the...

Road accidents and road fatalities, these are perennial issues that we encounter. Here in Jamaica, the perception often exists, that travers...

Jamaica often has pervasive water issues. Additionally, announcements by the national water commission (NWC) of impending/ongoing water rest...

A perennial problem in Jamaica has been the accessibility of internet. The 2011 population and housing census out of the statistical institu...

In my last post, the focus was on the implementation of 78 megawatts of renewable energy projects, these projects are aimed at lowering our ...

Jamaica has just over 800 megawatts of installed power generation capacity, this was previously expressed in my blog post titled " Redu...

Tuesday January 12, 2015, marked the 5 Th anniversary of the 2010 Haiti. The intensity was measured a remarkable 7.0. M on the Moment Magnit...

The Five decades long embargo against Cuba is still in place, it came about following the Cuban missile crisis in 1962. However, somewhat su...

Negril, Westmoreland is well known to be a tourism dependent region. Tourism is a major employer of residents, not to mention the approximat...

Bauxite/Alumina has long been a major part of our history, at least in independent Jamaica. It is the heaviest industry in Jamaica. Before t...