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Education Reforms · Saint Vincent and the Grenadines‘This storm left destruction and loss, but failed to snatch our gratitude and will to survive’Originally published on Global VoicesHolland United Church in Holland Village, St. Elizabeth, Jamaica. The church’s roof was blown off during Hurricane Melissa. Photo by Candice Stewart, used with permission. I can’t say I’m sorry to see the back of 2025; it was a tough year for Jamaica — and disappointing, to say the least, to see the privilege of folk…See the Story
The Honeybee that Stung Jamaica and Yielded Sweetness
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Andrew Holness · JamaicaPrime Minister Dr Andrew Holness is urging the church to partner with the Government in reducing Jamaica’s murder rate to align with the regional average. He noted that the country recorded a 31-year low of fewer than 700 murders in 2025; however...See the Story
Prime Minister urges church partnership to help further reduce Jamaica’s murder rate
Earthquake · JamaicaMore than 400 earthquakes were recorded in and around Jamaica in 2025 by the Earthquake Unit (EQU) located at the University of the West Indies, Mona. This was reported by Scientific Officer, EQU, Karleen Black, during a Jamaica Information...See the Story
