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The career of Captain Janice Smith has anchored one last time. After 34 years of service, Captain Smith will be a civilian. A new phase and a new day dawns. We celebrate this trailblazer and wish her all the best.
Chocolate milk, one of the world’s most renowned beverages, was originated in Jamaica. However, the account of its discovery, which gives credit to an Irish botanist, has been called into doubt. Both European and local hypotheses are presented in this article. Tell us which one you believe.
The Seville Heritage Park stand as one of Jamaica’s premier site where the meeting of our ancestors and heritage is preserved and is still being honoured. Here’s a snippet of our history told from Seville Heritage Park.
Jamaica is at it again with our firsts. This time the first is recognising the continuous, positive impact that Jamaicans have in Paterson, New Jersey. Its located on the corner of Amistad Park, which carries rebellious history. What was once named Veerland Avenue is now called Jamaica Way.
The Military Sealift Command Atlantic has changed hands. Jamaica’s daughter, Commander Janice Smith has become the new Chief of Staff for the MSC headquarters in Norfolk, Virginia. Good News Jamaica joined the celebration.
The years of service that Brian Wallace has lived has new dividends. He has been appointed the new Permanent Representative to the United Nations. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade made the announcement.
A new Honorary Investment Advisor has come on board. He will spend his time in Miami assisting people in the United State increase or get started investing in the Jamaican economy.
2,790 ViewsMinister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, Senator the Honourable Kamina Johnson Smith, has announced the appointment of
Jamaican architect Nina Cooke John will be designing the new Harriet Tubman monument mounted in Newark, New Jersey. The Tubman monument will replace a statue of Christopher Columbus, which officials removed from Washington Square.
Happy Diaspora Day!
June 16th is observed as Diaspora Day. Celebrated annually by Jamaicans at home and abroad, Diaspora Day was first commemorated in 2005 following a recommendation made at the 2004 staging of the Jamaica Diaspora Conference.
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