Where’s Home? Home is where the aroma of Mama’s chocolate tea dances up your nostrils waking you from slumber like an alarm. Home is where the taste of Rum […]
The Entrepreneur Weekly has been spotlighting businesses across the island. After Hurricane Melissa struck in October 2025, its definitely not business as usual in western parishes like Hanover. Many are picking […]
Kingston is the place where ideas meet opportunity. It is the country’s centre of business, culture and decision-making, and for many entrepreneurs, it is the space that shapes their mindset […]
When Global Entrepreneurship Week (GEW) 2025 launched under the banner “Together We Build”, the message could not be timelier, especially for Jamaica. In the aftermath of Hurricane Melissa, our collective […]
Every year, thousands of persons from every parish flock to May Pen, Clarendon for one big event – the Denbigh Agricultural, Industrial and Food Show. An official Jamaican Independence activity, […]
“My husband and I both come from farming families,” she said. “When we got married and settled in Trelawny, we realised there weren’t many fresh fruits and vegetables available, not […]
Portland has a way of holding you still. Between the misty slopes of the Blue Mountains, the parish is often described as untouched, almost shy in its beauty. For many, […]
St. Elizabeth is known far and wide as Jamaica’s ‘breadbasket parish’, its red soil produces pure gold – the yam, the watermelon, the sweet potatoes. But in this fertile parish, […]
“This parish has the raw materials and creativity,” says Hassane Gordon of Assaney’s Foods. “If we had stronger links to tourism and more platforms to showcase what we produce, St.Mary […]
When most people think of St. James, a few words come to mind almost instantly – ‘Montego Bay’, ‘Beaches’, ‘Tourists’, ‘Hotels’ – And rightly so. Dubbed Jamaica’s ‘second city’, Montego […]