Vybz Kartel’s legal fees spark outrage in Trinidad, highlighting disparities in resource allocation. Frustration simmers as citizens question prioritizing a murder case defense over essential services like healthcare, fueling a debate about justice and social inequality in the Caribbean.
Scientists are embarking on a groundbreaking, albeit ethically complex, project called SynHG. Funded by a £10 million grant, top UK universities will attempt to synthesize human genetic code from scratch. The goal? To unlock deeper insights into human biology and potentially cure currently incurable diseases.
Vybz Kartel, though incarcerated, proved his enduring influence on dancehall with a virtual performance in Brooklyn, as reported by The Fader. The event, held at the Brooklyn Paramount, showcased the Gaza deejay’s impressive catalogue, reminding fans why he remains a dominant force in the genre. Despite his physical absence, Kartel’s presence was palpable. His music…
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.
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.
Are screens shrinking your preschooler’s brain? MRI scans reveal heavy screen time may thin grey matter in crucial areas for language and empathy. Experts warn excessive use could hinder social skills and lead to reading delays, potentially mimicking ADHD symptoms. Is it time to unplug?
Jamaican ITF umpire Simon Casserly celebrated his 500th professional match at a UTR event in Manchester, USA. The milestone reflects his dedication and expertise, taking him to tournaments worldwide, including the Pan American Games. Casserly feels honored to represent Jamaica and maintain high professional standards.
Dr. Barbara Lyle-Harper made history as the first female President of the Association of Surgeons in Jamaica! Health Minister Easton Douglas praised her contributions and the advancement of women in medicine, noting their exemplary dedication and leadership within the healthcare system.
Jamaica’s migration landscape is shifting! More Asians are seeking work permit extensions, driving a 19% increase in registered aliens. While US migration surges, Canada sees a dip due to tighter restrictions. Citizenship grants in Jamaica are also up, reflecting evolving patterns.
Could scientists build a human genome from scratch? A new UK project, SynHG, aims to do just that! Funded by the Wellcome Trust and led by Jason Chin, the ambitious five-year project hopes to unlock secrets of human biology and pave the way for new disease treatments. But could this raise ethical concerns?
