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  • The Illusive Jamaican Housing Market, Who Really benefiting?

    Purchasing a home in Jamaica is truly a golden opportunity for those who can afford a slice of paradise. It’s a fantastic way to build wealth, especially for young families looking to create lasting…

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  • Men should pay more attention to their breast cancer risk this October and beyond!

    By. R.D. This blog is part of our series and opinion of quality of life, awareness, resiliency, public health and safety and accountability. It’s an analysis in conjunction with the offerings and the areas…

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  • Jamaica’s 2025 election—what is the color of governance:

    Finding the right mixture of paint. On September 3, Jamaicans will choose their leader for the next five years. The election will scrutinize various socio-economic issues, the fulfillment of promises, and the experiences of…

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  • This goes beyond mere numbers. The political climate in Jamaica is gaining heat!

    BY R.D. What color, or multicolored dynamic, defines governance? Ever since Mark Jefferson Golding became the leader of the People’s national Party (PNP) in November 2020, Jamaica’s motto, “out of many, one people,” has…

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  • Travel Advisory: The complexity of the Caribbean island’s beauty and safety list:

    BY R.D. Flying above the beautiful sandy beaches and blue waters. Every year, different travel and marketing magazines and companies issue a list of the most amazing and safest destinations to visit: I recently…

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  • Haiti, centuries of balancing natural and human disasters.

    This Blog is part of our series and opinion on the quality of life, education, upward mobility, awareness, public safety and accountability! Another one! On January 12, 2010, a number of people began to…

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