Redemption Statue Illuminated for World Heart Day
September 30, 2022
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Trevor Nairne, OD is a man who is regarded as one of the best theatre practitioners to emerge out of the Jamaican crucible since Independence. The creative genius was honoured last Wednesday at a special event at the Little Theatre dubbed “Tribute to Trevs”.
Prepare for two spectacular games as part of Jamaica’s 60th anniversary festivities. The Festival Queen and Gospel Star Competitions are now closed to new entrants, and candidates must now focus on preparation. They are not to be missed.
We leave a lasting legacy when we devote ourselves to helping others and making sure they are well taken care of. Denroy Morgan’s legacy will be passed down through the generations. As a source of comfort, his music will live on in our memories.
Mr Justin Morin, Chairman of the Board of the Universal Service Fund, extended the agency’s support for Reggae Month 2022 with a cheque. The fund is well-known for responding to requests for information technology improvements.
A new grant is available to practitioners in the creative field who are registered with the Ministry of Culture, Gender, Entertainment, and Sport. The funding is anticipated to mitigate some of the industry’s damage from COVID-19.
The Bureau of Gender Affairs reaffirm its commitment defending the rights of women and girls. They are developing strategies and partnerships toward creating safer spaces for women and girls that are affected by violence.
Jamaica’s newest champion stands tall against all odds. Hansle Parchment led a one, three finish for Jamaica in the surprising victory in the 110M high hurdles. Minister Grange expresses her joy with the win.
521 ViewsThe Little Theatre woke up on International Reggae Day. The launch of the Docufilm of the life of
Olive Senior is the latest cultural icon invested as the Poet Laureate of Jamaica. The ceremony took place at King’s House, and Governor-General Sir Patrick Allen presented her. Her term runs from 2021 to 2024. Her responsibility will be to increase the spoken are across Jamaica.
Reggae Month 2021 launched with a spirited service held at the Fellowship Tabernacle. Come Ketch Di Riddim is this year’s theme. Rev. Al Miller delivered a stern message to the singers and players of music. Let them hear.
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