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18/12/2025

In October 2025, an Afro-Caribbean team visited Ghana for the Africa in Transition Conference, showcasing how research and collaboration can bridge Africa and the Caribbean. The journey highlighted Africa’s innovation, technology, and vast educational institutions, challenging outdated stereotypes of the continent. As descendants of enslaved Africans, returning to contribute to Africa’s development symbolizes reconciliation, empowerment, and mutually beneficial growth. This movement emphasizes self-sufficiency, trade, and partnership for a stronger global Africa.

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18/12/2025

Debt can feel like a hidden master, controlling your finances and stealing peace of mind. While some advocate paying off all debt immediately, others argue that strategic saving and investing can outweigh low-interest obligations. The key is balancing responsible debt management with building an emergency fund and investing in your future. Ultimately, financial freedom isn’t just about numbers—it’s about the peace and security that comes with control over your money.

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18/12/2025

Rev Glen Graham’s music shaped a generation of Jamaican gospel, comforting families and pointing souls toward eternity. From Get On Board to Prepare to Meet Me There, his songs carried deep spiritual meaning and helped build the foundation of today’s gospel industry. Remembered as humble, selfless, and deeply committed to ministry, Graham gave far more than he ever received. Though gone, his message lives on through the lives and music he inspired.

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18/12/2025

When Hurricane Melissa disrupted food supply across Jamaica, the land itself reminded us that survival doesn’t start at the supermarket. From breadfruit and soursop to wild greens and tuna cactus, the foods that fed our ancestors still stand strong after the storm. With proper safety and preparation, our yards and roadsides become sources of nourishment, resilience, and hope. Jamaica’s strength has always lived in the wisdom of the land and the people who know it.

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18/12/2025

Hurricane Melissa shook Jamaica to its core, but beyond rebuilding homes, God is calling hearts back to Him. When comforts like power, internet, and entertainment are stripped away, we are reminded that true contentment, peace, and hope are found only in Christ. The storm reveals God’s mercy—disrupting what we idolize to offer eternal treasures like gratitude, light, and salvation. In uncertain times, submission to God is the only path to lasting hope and peace.

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