News Jamaica » Social: Puerto Rico and Jamaica leading the Caribbean’s official destination social media race
Breaking Travel News analysis of https://worldsocialmedia.directory/ data shows Puerto Rico and Jamaica leading the Caribbean’s official destination social media race. But the region’s next growth ...
News Jamaica » Social: West Indian Social Club organizes relief efforts for families in Jamaica
Groups in Connecticut are collecting donations and money to help families in Jamaica rebuild homes destroyed by Hurricane Melissa. The West Indian Social Club in Hartford hosted a meeting to discuss ...
News Jamaica » Social: Social media shield
The Government has signalled that it will be taking steps which could eventually regulate the use of social media by Jamaican children in line with what other countries have been doing to shield ...
News Jamaica » Social: Jamaica announces cash transfer, extended social support for 50,000
(Jamaica Gleaner) The Government has announced a new $1-billion initiative under which 50,000 Jamaicans – including the undocumented, unemployed, elderly, disabled, and other vulnerable groups – are ...
News Jamaica » Social: Jamaica Social Stock Exchange launched
(Jamaica Observer) The Jamaica Stock Exchange (JSE), the world’s number one performing stock exchange, launched the Jamaica Social Stock Exchange (JSSE) as a move to address social inequity at the ...
News Jamaica » Social: Social Justice and Economic Development in Jamaica
EVERYONE should know by now that I believe Jamaica’s economic programme is being managed properly, as the fiscal and legislative adjustments being made are definitely the right option for creating a ...
News Jamaica » Social: Jamaica: Social Media Benefits
In light of the recent state of emergency in Jamaica, diaspora blogger Labrish calls social media “a strong wind at the back of citizen journalists and ultimately a benefit for the cause of democracy.
News Jamaica » Social: HIV testing surges amid social media discussion
AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) Jamaica is reporting a sharp increase in demand for HIV testing following recent social media discussions about the number of people living with the virus in Jamaica.
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