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The People’s Calypsonian, Brother Valentino, Dies

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad – The Trinbago Unified Calypsonians’ Organisation (TUCO) Wednesday confirmed the Grenadian-born calypsonian, Brother Valentino, has died. The cause of death of the man widely regarded as the “People’s Calypsonian” was not disclosed.,

Brother Valentino, the People's Calypsonian

Nevis Secures US$245,000 Grant For Heritage Projects

CHARLESTOWN, Nevis – The Nevis Historical and Conservation Society (NHCS) has received a US$245,000 grant from the United States Embassy to support the restoration of Hamilton House and the development of heritage exhibits dedicated to Alexander Hamilton and civil rights lawyer Constance Baker Motley.

Left to right: Terysia Herbert, Executive Director & Secretary; Isabel Byron, President; Hazel Chiverton, Board member; Premier Mark Brantley; Karin Sullivan, US Embassy Chargé d’Affaires; Deputy Governor General, Hyleeta Liburd; Maurisha Robinson, Vice President, Hope Trott – family that previously owned Hamilton House. (Photo credit: Nevis Tourism Authority)

Adam Stewart Honored with American Friends of Jamaica’s 2026 International Achievement Award

NEW YORK, New York – In recognition of his longstanding contributions to Jamaica and the Caribbean, Adam Stewart, CD, Hon. LLD, Executive Chairman of Sandals and Beaches Resorts, has been honored with the 2026 International Achievement Award from the American Friends of Jamaica (AFJ). Stewart received the honor during the organization's annual Hummingbird Gala on October 16 at The Plaza Hotel, where Emmy Award-winning actress, advocate and activist Sheryl Lee Ralph was also recognized with the International Humanitarian Award.

Sheryl Lee Ralph, OJ, actress and recipient of the American Friends of Jamaica (AFJ) International Humanitarian Award; Jamaica's Prime Minister, Dr. the Most Honourable Andrew Holness; and Adam Stewart, CD, Hon. LLD, Executive Chairman of Sandals and Beaches Resorts and recipient of the AFJ International Achievement Award (Contributed photo)

JCJ Honours Community Servants At Atlanta Fundraiser

ATLANTA, Georgia - Two Jamaicans recognized for their contributions to community development and service were honored by Atlanta-based charitable organization Jamaicans Caring for Jamaicans (JCJ) as it raised funds to support its dental missions to Jamaica.

Jamaica’s Honorary Consul to Atlanta, Dr Elaine Bryan (second right), shares a light moment with, from left, Dr Joseph Dove, Dr Yvonne Smith Blake, CEO of the Montego Bay-Atlanta Cities Committee, Dr Christopher Parker, research associate professor and director of Population and Global Health at the Georgia Health Policy Center, Georgia State University, and JCJ president Junior Taylor at the organizations’ annual fundraising event, All Schools Jamm, held at the Atlanta Marriott Marquis on Saturday, October 10. DR. Smith Blake and Dr. Parker were recipients of JCJ’s Contribution to the Culture Award. (Derrick Scott Photo)
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