The Growing Call for Reparations: What It Means for Jamaicans Today

For decades, the idea of reparations for the descendants of enslaved Africans was treated as a moral but politically distant issue. Today, that conversation has become louder, more structured, and increasingly urgent — particularly in countries like Jamaica, where the scars of slavery remain embedded in the nation’s socio-economic fabric. The growing call for reparations…

The Economic Power of Jamaica’s Coral Reefs: Why They Matter More Than You Think

The Economic Value of Jamaica’s Coral Reefs Jamaica’s coral reefs are more than just stunning underwater landscapes—they are economic powerhouses hiding in plain sight. Stretching along the island’s coasts, these natural wonders fuel some of the country’s most important industries, from tourism and fishing to shoreline protection. Yet, despite their value, coral reefs in Jamaica…