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With the absence of anything Carnival, it feels like a lifetime since we’ve had such sweet melodies coming from the Stratosphere camp...

AT the end of July, Jamaican award-winning author Roland Watson-Grant will be a special guest presenter at the IBOM International Art and Book Festival in Nigeria. Watson-Grant, who is the winner...

Writing in The Sunday Gleaner on March 6, Phillip Paul...

This week's featured development as Newsmaker of the Week just ended is the question of whether Minister Marion Hall, formerly Lady Saw, will be returning to her roots of sorts to reclaim her title as Queen of the Dancehall. Hall decided to chang

Minister Marion Hall, formerly Lady Saw, had tongues wagging on Tuesday night after a post to her Instagram page said she would be stepping away from her "calling". Social media users had differing views, but prominent among them was speculati

From the publisher: Afro-Barbadian American writer Rachelle J. Gray's novel "Kingstown Burning" is a literary social commentary told through the lens of a contemporary cast of Caribbean characters of Rastafari faith, who brave the choppy realities that a new economic order brings into their world.  Loyalty, community, and the rise of current social and political…

The son of a Jamaican Obeah Man reveals the magic that’s always running beneath the surface.

share this article Illustration by Bene Rohlmann The son of a Jamaican Obeah Man reveals the magic that’s always running beneath the surface. share this article They shall not pass You do not take magic to an enchanted place. That’s the law. Touch down at the Norman Manley International Airport in Jamaica’s capital, Kingston, and you will not see a sign. But a quick visit to the customs agency’s website reveals that a strict rule applies: All publications of de Laurence ...

Although it has been almost nine years since reggae/dancehall artiste I...