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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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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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From a pin to an anchor, street vendor Christine’s Closet has it all
Equipped with an upbeat spirit and optimistic mindset, Christine told KareemsQuest.com that interacting with people is her true passion.
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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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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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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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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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Port Royal: From Wickedest City to Heritage
When I travel the world, I am constantly struck by how many people are fascinated by Port Royal. It’s hard for some to grasp now, ...
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The Trelawny Story: How Sugar and History Shaped Falmouth
From the glow of the Luminous Lagoon to the echoes of the abolitionist movement, experience the grit and grandeur of Falmouth, Trelawny.
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The Rise and Fall of Downtown Kingston
Before the shift uptown, Downtown Kingston was the heartbeat of Jamaican wealth. Revisit the iconic stores and the railway that once connected the nation.
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Buying Melon in Nain, St. Elizabeth and getting a history lesson
As the rain subsided, I started to scout out which vendor I wanted to stop at. Alas! I spotted a melon truck
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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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Joy leaves Kingston and finds a home in Whitehouse, Westmoreland
After revealing her name and telling me the prices of her produce, I asked Joy where was she from.
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Donkey-cart vendor takes pride in his job
While on my way to do a Kareem's Quest episode, I saw something unusual in Kingston, a vendor on a donkey.
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The Most Destructive Storm in Jamaica’s History: Hurricane Gilbert
Relive the catastrophic impact of Hurricane Gilbert on Jamaica in 1988. Explore the aftermath and lessons learned on Kareem's Quest.
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Miss Taylor, a Living Legend of Newstead, St. Mary
Meet Ms. Gloria, an 85-year-old Jamaican gem with stories of cheeky river dips and school days inside a church.
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Where to go in Half Way Tree to find Rasta clothes
Half Way Tree Vendor, Glass A Flex is a consummate sales person, who was more than happy to show Kareem’s Quest
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The 13 most mispronounced words in Jamaica
Jamaican Patois: From reggae to literature, explore its impact on Jamaica's identity. Learn about its history, pronunciation, and role in Jamaican culture.
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Jamaica’s most devastating earthquakes
A 5.4 magnitude earthquake hit Jamaica in Oct. 2023, causing minor damage to some buildings and grocery stores, and prompting evacuations in some areas.
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The importance of the Jamaican corner shop
Learn about the enduring significance of corner shops in Jamaican communities, from purchasing a big gill of oil to hosting ‘Rub-a-dub’ dances.
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Where to go in Jamaica: if you love Bob Marley
Immerse yourself into the life of Bob Marley by visiting these places that he spent most of his life.
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What’s the big deal about Miss Cynthia’s food at Winifred Beach, Portland?
Charming Miss Cynthia serves up more than just food—she dishes out warmth, laughter, and a taste of authentic Jamaica at her beachfront haven on Winifred ...
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Remembering Toots: A Musical Luminary
Toots is one of the few pure artiste in the world. Not only does he write most of his material, he plays over five instruments ...
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Jimmy Cliff’s Star Power: The Harder They Come & His Final Bow at 81
Remembering Jimmy Cliff’s final curtain. We journey back to the role in The Harder They Come that made the reggae icon a global movie star ...
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Top 5 mouth watering Jamaican desserts
No more generic desserts! Discover Jamaica's heart & soul in 5 puddings & cakes that'll blow your mind. From sweet potato heaven to rum-soaked bliss, ...
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Why Spanish Town Still Defines Jamaica
Walk through Spanish Town, Jamaica's old capital for 338 years. See Emancipation Square, the cathedral, and ruins that tell the island's true colonial story.
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Barry G, King of Jamaican Radio Dies
Barry G navigated stroke and storm to deliver his final message. Celebrate the life and enduring flow of the broadcaster known as the "Boogie Man."
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Hurricane Melissa destroys Jamaica’s South and North Coast
Catastrophic Category 5 impact isolates communities across St. Elizabeth, Westmoreland, and Manchester. Read the full report on the island's fight for recovery.
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Hurricane Melissa: South and West Coasts Brace for Catastrophic Impact
Jamaica faces historic storm peril. This district-by-district report shows why St. Elizabeth, Seven Mile Beach, and Ocho Rios are braced for extreme devastation.
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THE TRUTH ABOUT FERN GULLY
Experience the legendary Fern Gully in St. Ann. This unique canopy road, once a riverbed, offers a cool, immersive journey through a 500-species fern sanctuary. ...
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