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Callaloo or okra? Bun bun or gratin? 🇯🇲🇭🇹 Same Caribbean roots, different names!
When Jamaican Nicky and her Haitian husband Joe Wesley compare their traditional foods, they discover just how much their cultures have in common, even when they can't agree on what to call things😂
💬 What do you call these foods? Follow @2koconutheads for more Haitian-Jamaican love and culture.
▶️ Watch their full love story on Married to a Jamaican. Click the link in bio to watch.
#marriedtoajamaican #jamaicansdotcom #jamaica #haiti #caribbeanculture
11 Nov 2026
On November 6th, British-Jamaican designer Martine Rose made history as the first woman and first Black woman appointed Creative Director of Balenciaga in the luxury fashion house's 109-year history.
Rose joins Grace Wales Bonner at Hermès and Rachel Scott at Proenza Schouler among women of Jamaican heritage holding creative leadership positions at some of the world's most prestigious fashion houses.
Each has earned international recognition for her distinctive approach to design, drawing on her Jamaican heritage and cultural influences to shape her work and make her mark on global high fashion.
👉🏾 Swipe to learn more about these three trailblazing designers, and click the link in our bio to discover their backgrounds, creative influences and remarkable achievements.
#martinerose #gracewalesbonner #rachelscott #balenciaga #diotima
10 Nov 2026
(Swipe left) “My mother laughed, and my son laughed, and my children laughed, and I laughed.” 🇯🇲
Oliver Samuels, the Caribbean King of Comedy, was honoured at Jamaica Love at Fairfield Halls in Croydon on Saturday, three days after his 78th birthday.
Presenting the award, Marge Lowhar - Jamaica Love producer - said it came from everyone who Sir Oliver had made laugh and made proud.
In a career spanning more than 55 years, Sir Oliver has gone from Jamaican pantomime and films such as Smile Orange to becoming a household name with Oliver at Large. He also appeared in the British sitcom Chef! and was awarded Jamaica’s Order of Distinction.
Sir Oliver regularly tours the UK and recently wrapped a run of his play 'Where There’s a Will, There’s a Criminal'.
Written and directed by Mervyn Weir, Jamaica Love celebrates Jamaican heritage and the Windrush legacy through storytelling, humour and live ska, rocksteady and reggae. Sir Oliver endorsed the production upon its launch in 2023.
Read more in this week’s Black Current News via 🔗 in bio.
08 Nov 2026
Happy 58th Birthday to Jamaican track and field legend Sandie Richards. 🇯🇲🎉
Born in Clarendon on November 6th, 1968, Richards went from competing at Clarendon College to representing Jamaica at FIVE Olympic Games between 1988 and 2004.
Over her remarkable career, she won Olympic silver and bronze medals, four World Championship gold medals (including three World Indoor titles) and numerous other international honours.
Despite her many achievements on the track, Richards says one of the proudest moments of her career was carrying Jamaica’s flag at the opening ceremony of the 2004 Athens Olympics. 🇯🇲
Click the link in our bio to read more about her career journey.
📹 : World Athletics
📸 : Sandie Richards via Facebook
#onthisday #sandierichards #jamaicanathletics #teamjamaica #olympics jamaicanhistory
06 Nov 2026
When Jamaican Nicky and Haitian Joe Wesley first met, their strong personalities led to more clashes than chemistry.
So how did two people who couldn't seem to get along end up married?
🎥 Watch their love story on Married to a Jamaican. Click the link in our bio for the full episode
#marriedtoajamaican #jamaicansdotcom #jamaicanhaitianlove #caribbeanlove
05 Nov 2026
Weh Di Money Deh? @kingbeenieman continues to question Hurricane Melissa recovery efforts as Jamaica marks one year since the most devastating hurricane in its history.
His new song, 'Weh Di Money Deh?', raises pointed questions on behalf of Jamaicans still awaiting assistance, continuing a long tradition of Jamaican artistes using music not only to uplift, but also to challenge the establishment and demand accountability.
Jamaicans are often praised for their resilience, but resilience has its limits. People need help, not applause for their ability to endure hardship.
We're glad to see Hurricane Melissa's recovery back in the headlines. Thousands are still struggling to rebuild their homes, businesses and livelihoods, and their needs must remain a national priority.
🔗 Click the link in our bio to read our full article on the song, the controversies surrounding recovery spending and the Government's response.
#beenieman #wehdimoneydeh #hurricanemelissa #jamaica #dancehall jamaicansdotcom
03 Nov 2026
When does appreciation of Jamaican music become exploitation? 🇯🇲🎶
Entertainment attorney Lloyd Stanbury argues that while international artists often respect Jamaican music, appropriation frequently happens on the business side, where the money is made and distributed.
VP Records executive Richard Lue says Jamaica's failure to properly value its music has allowed others to profit, while Richard Blackford calls for stronger industry structures.
▶️ Click the link in our bio to watch the full Jamaicans.com Live episode, where our guests also examine the copyright and royalty disputes involving Steely & Clevie, Sister Nancy and Cutty Ranks.
#jamaicanmusic #reggae #dancehall #reggaeton #jamaicansdotcom
02 Nov 2026
On what would have been her 99th birthday, we remember Dame Cleo Laine, a pioneering performer whose remarkable voice, artistic versatility and contributions to music continue to resonate across generations. 🇯🇲🎶
Born Clementine Bullock on October 28th, 1927, to a Jamaican father and English mother, Laine became one of Britain's most celebrated jazz vocalists. Renowned for her extraordinary four-octave vocal range, she enjoyed a career spanning more than six decades, performing alongside legends including Ray Charles, Tony Bennett and Frank Sinatra.
She also made Grammy history as the only female singer nominated across jazz, pop and classical music, winning a Grammy in 1986. In 1997, she became the first British jazz artist to receive a damehood.
Laine passed away on July 24th, 2025, aged 97, leaving a remarkable musical legacy continued by her children, jazz bassist Alec Dankworth and singer-actress Jacqui Dankworth.
Read her full story and learn more about her Jamaican roots on Jamaicans.com. Link in bio.
#cleolaine #jamaicanheritage #jazzlegend #jamaicanstotheworld #didyouknowfacts
28 Oct 2026
Sometimes, you don't realize you're carrying a dream, dormant and buried deep inside you, until a spark reignites an ambition you had long thought unattainable.
That was the story of Tasha Richardson, until she reached out with both hands to grab an opportunity that has since taken her all the way to the skies. And now, her dreams have grown even bigger.
Join us in congratulating Tasha on becoming a commercial pilot, and wishing her continued success as she soars to even greater heights.
🇯🇲✈️ Swipe through to learn more about Tasha's journey from flight attendant to commercial pilot, and read her full story on Jamaicans.com. Link in bio.
#jamaicansdotcom #jamaicanpilot #jamaicansabroad #montegobay #womeninaviation
27 Oct 2026
Did you know that Sir Donald Sangster is Jamaica's shortest-serving Prime Minister, having held office for just 49 days?
Born in St. Elizabeth on October 26th, 1911, Donald Burns Sangster would go on to become Jamaica's second Prime Minister.
A proud Munro College alumnus, accomplished athlete, lawyer , and distinguished public servant, Sangster played an important role in shaping Jamaica's political development, including helping to draft the country's Independence Constitution.
He also represented Jamaica on the international stage, earning the nickname "Mr. Commonwealth" for his extensive involvement in Commonwealth affairs.
Less than a month after becoming Prime Minister on February 22nd, 1967, Sangster fell seriously ill. While receiving treatment in Canada, he was knighted by Queen Elizabeth II on April 7th, 1967. He died four days later, at age 55.
Once featured on Jamaica's $100 banknote, Sangster now shares the $5,000 note with former Prime Minister Hugh Shearer, while Sangster International Airport in Montego Bay bears his name.
📖 How much do you know about Sir Donald Sangster? Read his full story and learn more about his contributions to Jamaica's development on Jamaicans.com. Link in bio.
#OnThisDay #JamaicanHistory #DonaldSangster #Jamaica #Jamaicansdotcom #JamaicanHeritage
26 Oct 2026
Join us in congratulating Jamaican-born Dr. Alwyn Leiba on back-to-back honours recognising his leadership and impact. 🇯🇲👏🏾
The Miami Dade College Medical Campus president has been named a 2026 ICABA BPM Global Black Luminary honouree and selected for The Nurses Magazine’s Distinguished Healthcare Education Leadership Award.
Leiba made history as the first Black president of both the Florida and South Florida Dental Hygienists’ Associations, and the Florida association’s first male president.
Read his story at the link in our bio.
#jamaicanexcellence #healthcareeducation #jamaicandiaspora #miamidadecollege
21 Oct 2026
When Jamaican entrepreneurs Faith and Hercules Grant stepped into CBC’s Dragons’ Den, they met fellow Jamaican and Dragon investor Wes Hall, who hails from St. Thomas.
As they discussed the meaning behind their brand name, Tallawah, they discovered a surprising connection.
And did anyone else peep Wes sporting a Jamaican armband? 👀🇯🇲
For the Alberta-based couple, appearing on Dragons’ Den was a chance to introduce their topical pain relief brand, Tallawah Targeted Relief, to a national audience.
But did they secure an investment?
🎥 Watch the full pitch on CBC and read their entrepreneurial journey on Jamaicans.com. Links in bio.
📹 Video: CBC’s Dragons’ Den, Season 21, Episode 2.
#JamaicansInCanada #DragonsDen #Tallawah #JamaicanEntrepreneurs #jamaicansdotcom
20 Oct 2026
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