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Emancipation Park in Jamaica is a little oasis in New Kingston. It’s a perfect balance for the grit and hustle of the capital—this green space reflects the island’s greatness and potential. Built to commemorate the ending of slavery in Jamaica, this seven-acre property caters to the recreational needs of Kingston’s residents. One of the best-kept … Read More
Many Jamaicans cannot grasp our cultural icons’ impact on the globe. Especially for the younger generation, seeing the Bob Marley statue in Kingston is of no significance. The history of his music and the foundation set is a mystery. In 1981 after his death from cancer, the government of Jamaica commissioned the creation of the … Read More
Like many Jamaicans, I have taken most things on the island for granted; the Jamaica National Heroes Park just one of the many. There are no incentives to visit a burial ground. Who wants to go to a place where it’s possible to encounter duppies (ghosts). Even worse, angry spirits. Our national heroes and patriots … Read More