The New Slavery
Slavery is alive and well all over the globe, if we go by the 2012 Trafficking in Persons Report issued by the U.S. Department of Continue reading
Read MoreMonth: June 2012
Caribbean Women Parliamentarians Tackle Human Trafficking
Women parliamentarians from 22 countries, including eight Caribbean representatives met in Washington DC, as part of a new global network of women leaders for four Continue...
Read MoreDrive on to Exonerate Marcus Garvey
A petition has been launched addressed to President Barack Obama for the exoneration of Marcus Mosiah Garvey, leader of the first and largest economic justice Continue...
Read MoreSonia Lewis Blossoms on the Art Scene
Jamaican-born artist Sonia Lewis considers herself a late bloomer. Throughout her award-winning career in catering and gourmet cuisine as a restaurateur, as well as a Continue...
Read MoreCARICOM No Big Help But Jamaica Can’t Blame Others
With Trinidad and Tobago enjoying a trade surplus on manufactured goods with Jamaica and with a seeming reluctance in Port of Spain to sell Jamaica natural gas the country needs to lower its electricity generating costs, political leaders in Kingston are calling for Jamaica to opt out of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM). Attorney-at-Law Kerry-Ann McKoy Tulloch, shared another view via Facebook.
About Mark Lee
Mark Lee has been a long-time journalist writing, editing and producing in print, radio television and new media.
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