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Exploring Tourism Career Opportunities at the St. Elizabeth Expo
Get the inside scoop on exciting career opportunities in tourism.
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Memories of Jamaica’s Transportation system – JOS and Trains
One of the features of travelling via this method was the inevitable, itinerant preacher, who would come aboard with his bible and disturb your peace ...
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How Jamaican music took over England
The Windrush generation, a group of Caribbean people who migrated to the United Kingdom between 1948 and 1971,
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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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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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Meeting Nippy – How an European fell in love with Jamaica
Outfitted in an army hat and clenching an Arizona drink, he diligently placed the final touches on his contribution to the community.
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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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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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Bob Marley’s Family’s Secret to Reclaiming His Fortune
Discover how Bob Marley's family fought to reclaim his musical legacy! A tale of resilience, triumph, and preserving a global icon's enduring impact.
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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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Bob Marley’s death and funeral: The real story
Get insightful views on what really caused Bob Marley's death and what really took place at his funeral.
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Why the Jamaican Dutch Pot Is Your Kitchen Hero
Ditch the non-stick & discover the Jamaican Dutch Pot! This cast iron wonder unlocks culinary magic with its versatility, durability & natural non-stick surface.
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From France to Jamaica: A Love Story Painted in Reggae Rhythms
A ring, a chance encounter, and a reggae beat set their hearts alight. Read about Heartist & Antoine's serendipitous love story, painted in vibrant island ...
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Vintage Jamaican Household treasures
Travel back in time with Jamaican household items! From ingenious water filtration systems to hair care with castor oil, discover the island's resourceful spirit and ...
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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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How Bob Marley became The King of Reggae
Dig into reggae legend Bob Marley's life & legacy
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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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From Backyard Beach Chef to Buzzing Business
A casual beach cookout sparked a culinary wildfire. Read about Oshea's Kitchen, where delicious food, a backyard-turned-beachfront oasis, and inspiring stories await.
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5 iconic Jamaican pastries: A Sweet Exploration
Forget souvenirs, savor the real Jamaica! Coconut delights, chewy candy dreams, & comforting spiced bread - 5 pastries that capture the island's essence
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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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Coolie man’s Ital food at St. Elizabeth/Westmoreland
Scott’s Cove, more popularly known as Border, is a place mostly known for fry fish and bammy, so Coolie Man decided to offer something different. ...
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The power of Jamaican Black Castor Oil
Learn about the many benefits of Jamaican black castor oil, including hair growth, skin moisturization, and pain relief.
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Jamaican Establishments that no longer exist
Remember Bata Shoes, Bruce Patties, and King Burger? Take a trip down memory lane with this list of popular Jamaican businesses that no longer exist.
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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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From Broke to Boss: How Omar Built his fruit business
Omar decided to change his life by selling fruits, and he turned his passion into a thriving business.
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Jamaican Proverbs: A Source of Wisdom, Inspiration and Motivation
Learn about the rich tapestry of Jamaican proverbs and Caribbean wisdom. Discover the essence of island life and cultural sayings in Jamaican folklore.
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German explores Jamaica on two wheels
Follow Felix George's inspiring journey through Jamaica by bicycle. Uncover hidden gems and cultural connections along the way!
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The Rise and Fall of Jamaica’s Movie Theaters
The golden age of cinema in Jamaica was a time of great excitement and creativity. It was a time when Jamaicans could come together to ...
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Jamaica Riots, as government bans Dr. Walter Rodney
The Rodney Riots were a series of riots and civil disturbances that took place in Kingston, Jamaica, in October 1968
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