In Jamaica's Rio Cobre oil spill case, activists and civil society say there are outstanding issuesThe controversial legal conclusion notwithstanding, this matter remains unresolved in the eyes of environmentalists and governance advocatesWritten by Emma Lewis22 December 2024
A veteran Jamaican journalist is murdered, shocking the country and heightening security concerns'Living a fulfilling life for seventy-seven years [and] then somebody kills you in your home; tragic isn't the word, it's something else'Written by Emma Lewis21 December 2024
From shadows to sunlight: Why access to information matters in JamaicaIt is 'more important than ever to ensure this right supports transparency and effective advocacy'Written by Emma Lewis28 November 2024
Embracing the feral in Kingston, Jamaica's concrete jungle'[Examining] a 21st-century art installation through a 15th-century perspective [offers] a way for us to survive and bloom anew'Written by Guest Contributor27 November 2024
Americans voted and the Caribbean has reactedDiplomacy, celebration and outrage in the wake of Donald Trump's convincing win in the US electionsWritten by Janine Mendes-Franco7 November 2024
In Jamaica, a ‘Beryl’ous period without piped waterHow one young woman survived Hurricane Beryl during 'that time of the month' Written by Candice Stewart6 November 2024
The fascinating ghosts and monsters of Jamaica's folkloreSupernatural experiences send chills down the spine Written by Emma Lewis31 October 2024
Heroes or icons? Jamaicans are divided on the creation of a new national honour'[T]his is not a compromise that is acceptable'Written by Emma Lewis26 October 2024
History or productivity? Jamaica erupts over national holiday proposalThe Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica is suggesting an 'Emancipendence' weekend Written by Emma Lewis21 October 2024
Jamaica needs a new prison, but rehabilitation is a must'The degree of civilisation in a society can be judged by entering its prisons'Written by Emma Lewis4 October 2024
Some Caribbean podcasts to tune into on International Podcast DayRegional podcasts cover every conceivable topic: business, culture, climate change, and moreWritten by Emma Lewis30 September 2024
A controversial dancehall star appears on a political stage: Why are some Jamaicans concerned?The cult of personality has been playing into Jamaican politics for a long time Written by Emma Lewis22 September 2024
Why aren't Caribbean artists better funded?'The continued impact of the colonial project [means] it's very difficult for artists to get support'Written by Janine Mendes-Franco14 September 2024
Jamaican Safiya Sinclair, author of ‘How to Say Babylon,’ reflects on her journey'If I can make Jamaica proud, I’m always happy'Written by Candice Stewart5 September 2024
Jamaica's finance minister’s appointment as deputy managing director of the IMF, a first for the region, brings plaudits and some local concerns'One of the most successful and experienced [policymakers] in Latin America and the Caribbean'Written by Emma Lewis28 August 2024
After some disappointments, a record-breaking discus throw gives Jamaicans their first gold medal of the Paris Olympic Games'One fling factory!' Written by Emma Lewis8 August 2024
After he spent 13 years in jail on a murder charge, what does dancehall deejay Vybz Kartel's release say about Jamaica's judicial system?Should the UK Privy Council remain Jamaica's final court of appeal?Written by Emma Lewis4 August 2024
The Caribbean marks Emancipation DayThe day is a celebration of freedom and resilienceWritten by Janine Mendes-Franco2 August 2024
After devastating the Caribbean, Hurricane Beryl has been downgraded, but can continue to bring ruinThe extent of the damage in Jamaica is yet to be determinedWritten by Janine Mendes-Franco5 July 2024