A recent event by the brand Old Crisis, founded by 18-year-old Carmelo Onfroy, celebrated Jamaica's street culture. The event showcased young skaters and BMX riders at Kingston's Freedom Skate Park. It's described as a movement to empower youth, with a recent collaboration with the Jampreneurs program to teach young children about business and community-driven initiatives.

According to Minister of Education, Dr. Dana Morris Dixon, the HEART/NSTA Trust has trained more than 550,000 young people since 2020. This was achieved by eliminating tuition fees up to an associate degree, enabling youth to gain skills for high-growth sectors like logistics, renewable energy, and creative industries. The Ministry is also retooling high school labs and implementing a new rural school bus system to improve access to education.

Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce's Storied Career Ends with a Medal: The legendary Jamaican sprinter, Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, concluded her career at the World Athletics Championships by winning a silver medal in the women's 4x100m relay in Tokyo. This marked a memorable end to a celebrated career and highlighted her enduring excellence and mentorship of the next generation of Jamaican athletes (World Athletics, 2025).

This video takes you on an unforgettable journey starting at the lively Caymanas River, a popular local spot known for its cool and clear water. Then, get ready for an adrenaline-pumping UTV off-roading adventure with Bush Trails Excursion. This is your essential guide to two must-do activities that capture the vibrant spirit of Jamaican travel.

Skip the tourist traps! Get my personal list of the most wicked spots in Kingston that locals actually love. From hidden coffee shops to secret viewpoints – this is your insider's guide to the capital.