Hailing from Portmore, St. Catherine, Ashley Duffus is a 19 years old Jamaican track and field champion. She advocates the importance of being a well-rounded individual because of its benefits such as knowing and experiencing more in life. These are the things that Ashley not only talked about but has lived. Her story is dynamic and powerful and should not be missed.
Jamaica Set to Open Creative Hub in Downtown Kingston
The face-lift of Downtown Kingston continues with the creation of a new Creative Hub in Jamaica. The old Swiss Stores building is the home for the hub and will be buzzing soon with activities. Collaboration is a key component of the space.
RUBiS Makes Significant Contribution to COVID-19 Pandemic Efforts
“All of this is for us!” exclaimed Matron Nickeisha Harding of the Santa Cruz Infirmary, in St. Elizabeth. Toiletries and personal care items were recently donated by representatives of RUBiS Energy Jamaica Limited, to residents of the home. Intending to make a significant difference in the lives of those affected by the COVID- 19 pandemic, […]
Education is the Global Passport: The Story of Jamaica’s Cultural Ambassador Nadine Muschette
Nadine Muschette is a powerful representation of laser focus on a goal and going for it. She lives across the globe and waves the black, gold, and green daily, with no apology. It's part of what makes her smile every day.
Strategic Foreign Policy to Forge Ahead Beyond COVID-19
Jamaica will forge ahead with strengthening its linkages across the world by using its strategic foreign policy to further advance national development goals.
Patricia Eves-McKenzie – Catalyst for Change
The importance of gratitude and helping others are some of the lessons Mrs. Patricia Eves-McKenzie learnt along her journey. The retired master teacher is a lover of life, God and positivity. She takes pleasure in helping people realise and achieve their goals, while reminding them that it is never too late to dream.
Just A Thought | I Recognize
When you recognize that there is an imbalance in life, the only way to fix it is to look into yourself and fix what you see. That action is the key to change. Anything else will lead you down the same road, again and again.
Look into yourself. Take stock of what you can fix in you. Once that is done, look how the new you can now help others do the same thing.
The Diabetes Ambassador: Mr Tony Kelly
Over the past 17 years, Tony Kelly has created an effective management system for diabetes WITHOUT the use of medication. In this interview, the Diabetes Ambassador gives step by step instructions on how to manage the horrid diabetes prognosis. You'll learn about the symptoms, diet plans and routine changes that have given him success.
Give Blood and Make the World A Healthier Place
Persons who donate blood are heroes. This act of giving plays an important role in saving many lives. The gifts of blood is the gift of life.
Over 10 Million Bottles Collected Through Wisynco ECO Club Competition
The Wisynco Eco Club Recycle Competition, with several thousand students participating from over 100 schools across the island has collected an accumulative total of 10,424,372 plastic bottles for its 2019-2020 recycling initiative. Held under the theme, ‘Recycling Plastic, Feels Fantastic’, the competition aims to increase awareness and actions towards recycling and plastic bottle recovery; while […]