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April 19, 2026
by Neville Graham
‘Socametrics’ — Jump, wave, and pay
The streets of Kingston were filled with revellers dancing in the soca economy as Sunday turned to Monday. Behind the costumes and road-march revelry, a more sober calculation is taking shape –…
April 19, 2026
by Evon T. Krishna Benjamin
Album Review | Protoje evolves, but leaves room for more on ‘The Art of Acceptance’
There is a particular challenge that comes with reviewing an album from an artiste like Protoje. At this stage in his career, he is no longer emerging or proving that he belongs. That question has…
April 19, 2026
Gordon Robinson | Jacden says no resale
My column, headlined Inexcusable, published last Sunday, resulted in more than normal feedback. On Twitter, a regular with the handle “Rampanpiza” (@dentona22), whose tweets have, historically, been…
April 19, 2026
by Kenrick Morgan
MasOS powering carnivals around the world
While revellers chip along the road in a blur of feathers, music, and pure euphoria, few pause to consider the machinery quietly holding it all together. Behind carnival – from ticketing to logistics…
April 19, 2026
Dream House | Wellness meets luxury at Hanover home
For many, the emotional bond we share with our homes can be as intense as the affection we hold for our loved ones. This engaging home in a gated Hanover community is no different. Spanning 14,000…
April 19, 2026
Imani Tafari-Ama | Battlefields across borders
The ripple effects of war are rarely confined to the battlefield. They travel quietly but forcefully across oceans, seeping into economies, tightening household budgets and unsettling the fragile…
April 19, 2026
Mark Wignall | Why Jamaica’s BPO sector deserves a fairer narrative
A television feature some time ago reignited an all too familiar debate: are call centre workers in Jamaica being treated unfairly? The conversation struck a chord, as it often does. But, like many…
April 19, 2026
Dennis Minott | The software of integrity
The Jamaican landscape is often described in the binary of “hardware” and “software”. We excel at the hardware, the construction of highways, the expansion of hotel room counts, hospital building, and…
April 19, 2026
Sean Major-Campbell | Pastors serving fascism
Does the Church have a duty to advance democracy and resilience in the face of fascism? What does the good news of Jesus Christ have to say about those most vulnerable to fascist regimes? How might…