News

After Hurricane Melissa Heavy Disclaimer: Before I begin, I’m aware some of you are very sensitive when it comes to the topic of your favorite government officials and what the government should and shouldn’t do for the people they govern. To be clear, I’m not going to educate you on what the job of a government is, you can do that yourself if you truly care to learn. As we look at the devastation Hurricane Melissa has left behind, many Jamaicans are asking the hard but necessary questions. The storm has exposed not only the strength of nature, but the weaknesses in our systems — issues that cannot be ignored if we want true recovery and resilience. This isn’t just the opinion or assumptions of a few people, these are things experienced and seen first hand by many and it’s only the beginning. The Questions A Call for Accountability and Hope This isn’t about politics — it’s about people.The government, the private sector, and citizens must come together to build a Jamaica that learns from every storm. Asking questions isn’t rebellion; it’s responsibility. The people of Jamaica deserve answers, transparency, and respect for their endurance. Read more…