Chairperson of the Universal Service Fund Dr Gunjan ManSingh. Speaking. During the presentation of $700 million to e-Learning Jamaica by the USF for the procurement of tablet computers under the Tablets for Teachers Programme. In […]
Kier Hardie Kier Starmer. The name itself induces curiosity; an unusual name, a little magical, I have never taught a student named Kier in many years of teaching in the UK. The UK Labour party members now have Kier Starmer as […]
Donovan Reynolds CEO Kingstonmouth.com As the COVID-19 pandemic escalates, and its effects reverberate around the world there is no doubt that an urgent multilateral approach is necessary. Especially, when more than 2.7 million […]
Outside of my commitments as CEO of Kingstonmouth.com., I am communication officer for the Universal Service Fund (USF) a quasi-governmental organization. Its mission is to positively impact Jamaica’s socio-economic development […]
The success of the Ministry of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, and ultimately the Government of Jamaica, could be boosted further if attention is given to the matter of “Droit De Suite” ( right to follow ) for Visual […]
Recently, Jamaica’s Prime Minister, the Honorable Andrew Holness, announced a most welcome policy initiative that will benefit Jamaica significantly into the 21st century and beyond. He announced plans to construct six STEM […]
My Vivid Childhood Memories As a son of the soil and resident of the Frank field division in the political constituency of North West Clarendon Jamaica, I know the many springs and naturally-watered-gullies in that geographic […]
It is an open secret that Kingstonmouth.com support the Jamaican Labour Party (JLP), having successfully campaigned for Mr. Morland Wilson, who is now representing the constituency of Western Westmorland. It’s no secret also that […]
What do you want from your local Jamaican politician? Of course, that individual must be intelligent, empathetic, an excellent communicator, knowledgeable about local, national and global issues. But what other important […]
As the quarrel heats up between the EU and the United Kingdom over a post referendum settlement, this has livened the dull and protracted BREXIT negotiations. There is no overestimating the fact that a “no deal Brexit” could […]
Examining corruption in Jamaica is a complex undertaking; its roots are entrenched in Government bureaucratic organisations, the country’s state security apparatus and the country’s two major political institutions. According to […]
The Buenos Aires summit takes place in Argentina and will be the thirteenth meeting of Group of Twenty (G20) richest economic dynamos in the world. It comes at a time when global consensus amongst trade and ethics in politics has […]