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Jamaica in the ’70s: Uncovering a Forgotten Era of History.

A review of the island’s money structure in 1974 gave way to the $20 dollar, which bore the image of Noel Nethersole
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Uncovering Forgotten Memories From Growing Up in Somerset St. Thomas

Somerset branched off from the Trinityville Main Road that also provided access to Mount Lebanus and Cedar Valley.
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Journey Back to Jamaica in the Swinging 60’s…Re live a Decade of Incredible Experiences

In 1960, the Bank of Jamaica Act was passed, which gave the country the right to operate its own banking system and issue its own ...
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Lost in Tepoztlán: A Jamaican’s Journey through Mexico

Journey through the cobbled streets of Tepoztlán, a town where time stands still.
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Sweet memories: Top 8 favourite Jamaican Sweeties/ Candies

Mint balls, Icy mint and Ginger logs were not exclusive to children, as church women had these aplenty in their handbags/pocketbooks.
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Top 5 Soap Operas Jamaicans Fell in Love with

Relive the drama and intrigue of classic JBC soap operas. From the Ewings of Dallas to the Capwells of Santa Barbara, these shows captivated audiences ...
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12 most famous Jamaican Patois words – Part 2

Beyond the tourist brochures, immerse yourself in the heart of Jamaica through its language. A world of colourful phrases and infectious slang awaits.
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The Story of Jamaican Taxis: From British Classics to Japanese Imports

Experience the rich history of Jamaican taxis, a vital part of the island's culture and identity. Witness the changing faces of these iconic vehicles, from ...
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12 Words Jamaicans invented

Beyond the tourist brochures, immerse yourself in the heart of Jamaica through its language. A world of colourful phrases and infectious slang awaits.
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Sunbeam, Northern Queen, and More: The Legends of Jamaican Country Buses

Relive the thrill of riding Jamaica's iconic country buses. From Sunbeam to Northern Queen, these buses were more than just transportation; they were gateways to ...
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Janga, Crayfish, Bussu, what’s so special? Eating at Berrydale, Portland

Berrydale is some distance from Port Antonio’s main road and kinda embodies the term, ‘off the beaten path.’
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Don’t Be Fooled! The real Benefits of Stinking Toe Fruit

Stinking Toe Fruit? Don't Let the Name Fool You! This Jamaican fruit packs a punch with vitamins, minerals & fiber. Explore the health benefits & ...
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Jamaica’s 1999 Gas Riots & Peter Tosh dies

A look back at the 1999 gas riots & the tragic death of reggae legend Peter Tosh. Dive into these defining moments.
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Sweet Sweet Jamaica: Childhood Candies and pastries

Sweeten up your life with Jamaican treats! Discover a world of unique candies, delightful sweets & flavorful pastries. Authentic island flavours for every craving.
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Hurricane Essentials: Must-Have Items for Storm Season

Prepare for hurricanes in Jamaica with our expert-recommended essentials. Be ready for any storm!
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Jamaica’s 4 most destructive hurricanes

Brace yourself! This article unleashes the fury of Jamaica's most destructive hurricanes.
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Trish Di Dish: Jamaican Craft Queen

Find impressive Jamaican crafts with Trish Di Dish. From handcrafted leather bags to colourful souvenirs, her infectious energy and stunning creations will leave you enchanted. ...
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My Top 5 Bob Marley Songs

Crank up the volume for Bob Marley's greatest hits! This essential guide unveils the top 5 reggae anthems you need to know, exploring their social ...
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St. Elizabeth’s Sweet Secret: Jess’s Jamaican Pastries

Where red dirt meets magic: Jess's Jamaican pastries, a delicious journey through Nain & the heart of St. Elizabeth.
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14 Jamaican Superstitions That Will Leave You Intrigued

Intrigued by Jamaican culture? Dive into 14 fascinating superstitions Jamaicans follow, from prophetic dreams to warding off evil spirits.
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Items you would find in every Jamaican household

Coconut graters & kerosene lamps! Learn about the unique items that defined life in Jamaica. Uncover the clever hacks that Jamaicans used for cooking, cleaning, ...
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Tiger: A Dancehall Legend. What really happened?

Dancehall legend Tiger's story is a rollercoaster. Chart-topping hits, a brutal accident, and a fight for survival.
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Peter Tosh: Inside the Shocking Murder of a Reggae Icon

Gunshots shatter the peace as reggae legend Peter Tosh is killed in his own home.
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Jerk Chicken Magic at Nain St. Elizabeth

Follow the smoke & sizzling sounds! Nain's train tracks hide a fiery secret - jerk chicken that tantalises your taste buds.
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Jamaica’s Jolly Buses: School boy Memories

From "Jolly Joseph" to "Journey of Sorrow," the JOS shaped generations. Our writer shares hilarious & heartwarming memories.
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A Rasta’s Bounty: Jamaican Fruit & Folk Wisdom on the Road

Hitting the road in Jamaica? Don't miss this colourful fruit stand in Withorn! Learn about the local fruits & their surprising health benefits (papaya boosts ...
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Wayne’s famous Ital soup at Spur Tree, Manchester

At this point, the potent smell of the soup began to permeate the atmosphere, and I started to salivate.
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Meet Norwich’s Breadfruit King

Rasta man Glen's inspiring journey from humble beginnings to beloved "Breadfruit King" of Norwich, Portland!
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Maroon culture yard in Charles Town – learning Jamaican history

There are five Maroon settlements in Jamaica, and one of the easiest ones to access is in Charles Town
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It’s a slow ride in Mammee Bay, St Ann

A COMMON sight along the Drax Hall to Ocho Rios stretch of road in St Ann is men and youth walking or riding horses
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