While on the cruise, I received an email informing me that my father who moved from New York two years ago to live in Toledo, Ohio was ailing.

It was a late-evening phone call Tuesday, April 8, 2008 that alerted me to the passing of Cedella Booker, a woman known internationally as the mother of Bob Marley and to an inner circle of friends as Mother B.

Haitian Grammy winning producer, singer, arranger, musician Wyclef Jean will now carry privileged access when walking through airports.

Reggae fans are still reeling over the news that on Oct. 18, South African singer Lucky Dube was gunned down in his homeland city of Johannesburg.

Nationals of Jamaica are probably the best ambassadors from the Caribbean and definitely the most spontaneous public relations advocates for their country.

Island’s 1st female PM says: “too close to call”… court battle brewing

“Jamaica open for business”; Tourism minister assures visitors

Jamaicans delivered reggae in all varieties during the 11th annual St. Kitts Music Festival held at Warner Park Stadium in the capital city of Basseterre.

Thirty-four students of Falmouth’s National Training Vocational School interfaced with recent graduates of historically Black universities throughout the United States.

Jamaica’s opposition leader Bruce Golding related an abysmally, dark portrait of conditions in Jamaica under the current administration while offering proposals he would implement if elected prime minister of the nation.