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Monthly Archives: April 2015
Famous Literary Figures in Jamaica
The first internationally famous Jamaican literary figure was Thomas MacDermot. MacDermot was a novelist, journalist and poet from Jamaica who was well known for pushing Jamaican literature throughout the globe. Aside from him, there are other well-known authors who originated … Continue reading
Arts, Movies and Writings in Jamaica
A Jamaican art movement only took place during the middle of the 20th century. It was more of a revolution, and not merely a movement. People from various backgrounds gathered and made a number of compelling works of art that … Continue reading
Weddings in Jamaica
In Jamaica, the usual gift given during marriages is eggs. These are supposed to be used to make the wedding cake. The event, albeit big, is actually short and concludes with the cake being cut. Obeah is a principle that … Continue reading
Beliefs and Customs of Jamaicans
The residents of Jamaica present a variety of old customs and practices. Some of these are associated with the birth and death rituals of individuals. Although many of these are practiced in various areas throughout the country and even abroad, … Continue reading
Beliefs and Religion in Jamaica
The experiences and lifestyle of Jamaicans are generally molded by their family background and religious beliefs. Because of the ethnic diversity in the country, there are various religions exercised throughout the land. The Tainos based their religious belief on animism. … Continue reading
Jamaica’s Language
There are several Jamaican diasporas in countries in Europe, Africa and Asia. Based on statistics, English-speaking nations are also more preferred by Jamaicans. About 900,000 Jamaicans live in the United States, about 800,000 chose to reside in the United Kingdom … Continue reading
The People of Jamaica
Currently, there are over 2.8 million individuals living in Jamaica. The island used to be inhabited only by a few families. Some say that there were a few thousand residents years before the island was discovered by Christopher Columbus. The … Continue reading
The Background and Culture of the Jamaican People
Jamaica is well-known for its rich history and culture. The island nation is located in the Caribbean Sea and has grown in popularity through the years because of its beautiful venues and delicious dishes. Here are some more information about … Continue reading
Expanding Your Business with Banner Brackets
Every business will benefit much in using advertisements. Over the years, business owners have always tried to look for new and interesting ways to capture the attention of target customers everywhere. It is important to use a variety of methods … Continue reading
The Best Venues to See in the Caribbean 293
There are plenty of islands in the Caribbean chain but a number stand out namely, St. Vincent, Bequia, Tabago Cays, Mayrou, Palm Island, Mustique and Petit. Bequia is a small but scenic town where seafarers frequent. It is actually the … Continue reading
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