Builders tossing and turning? A recent study reveals over half of tradespeople visualize work before sleep, with 6% playing “Tetris” with their profession in dreams. Plumbers dream of pipes, roofers of tiles, highlighting the mental toll of demanding jobs.
The Bob & Rita Marley Foundations just gave Netball Jamaica a $500,000 boost! This groundbreaking sponsorship will fuel the under-21 Sunshine Girls’ training for the 2025 Netball World Youth Cup, providing essential support for nutrition, injury prevention, and more. Cedella Marley calls it a powerful investment in Jamaica’s future.
Cheese lovers, beware! A new study links late-night cheese consumption to nightmares and sleep loss. Eating just 30g before bed increased nightmare risk by 93%, with participants reporting stressful dreams. Experts say cheese’s digestion process disrupts restorative sleep, potentially impacting sleep quality.
Ahead of the second Test against Australia, West Indies coach Daren Sammy addressed fielding woes and questionable umpiring in their first Test defeat. Despite seven dropped catches, Sammy backs his unchanged squad, emphasizing team culture and individual performance. Kraigg Brathwaite is set to earn his 100th Test cap.
Ever wondered how a name shapes perception? One Jamaican woman adopted “Miss Jamaica” for a month, revealing surprising expectations and societal pressures placed on Jamaican women. The experiment unveiled the weight of cultural representation and the struggle for authentic self-expression amid imposed ideals.
Regional integration is crucial for Caribbean businesses’ survival, according to PSOJ President Metry Seaga. He urged businesses to dismantle trade barriers, highlighting the need for harmonized regulations and efficient systems. CPSO Chairman Gervase Warner emphasized the private sector’s role in removing these barriers and fostering regional collaboration.
Montego Bay’s Jerk & Food Festival returns August 1st, celebrating Jamaica’s culinary heritage and economic opportunity. Mayor Vernon and Festival Director Lindo highlight the event’s impact, honoring the legacy of jerk cuisine born from resilience. Expect live entertainment, vendors, and a taste of history.
Agriculture Minister Floyd Green praised Westmoreland’s farmers on Emancipation Day, recognizing the parish as a vital “breadbasket” for Jamaica. He highlighted their crucial role in domestic food security, promising continued Ministry support through infrastructure investment, financing, and training to further boost their output.
The Reggae Girlz are expanding! The JFF is actively scouting local and international talent to build a deeper, more competitive squad. Coach Busby and Wendell Downswell are collaborating to identify players who can seamlessly integrate with the existing team and propel the Reggae Girlz to future success.
Despite concerns about security risks, senior members of the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) have defended their decision to showcase aspects of the organization’s crime-fighting technology at the recent Transformation Expo. They maintain that the move was strategically planned and does not compromise sensitive operations or provide criminals with any tactical edge. Transparency Over Secrecy Speaking…
