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The Jamaicans.com platform was founded by Jamaican Xavier Murphy in 1995. The platform showcases Jamaica, Jamaicans & the Caribbean. We provide authentic Jamaican recipes, helpful Jamaica travel information, news, informative articles. Our page features 2-3 FB Live show per day. The platform and its founders have won numerous awards. Jamaicans.com is the world’s leading platform on everything Jamaican.

09/10/2026

Jermaine was looking for someone else when he messaged Kelsey on Instagram. That mistaken identity turned into a Jamaican-Canadian love story.

They share how they fell in love long-distance, Kelsey’s first trip to Jamaica, navigating cultural differences and building a life together.

09/09/2026

He turned down Manchester United for love, once reportedly kicked a penalty so hard it burst the net, and became the first Black player to win England’s top-flight football league. 🇯🇲⚽

Long before the Reggae Boyz put Jamaican football on the map, the foundation was being laid by sports icons like Lloyd Lindberg "Lindy" Delapenha. The Kingston-born athlete became the first Jamaican to play professional football in England and helped Portsmouth win back-to-back First Division titles in 1949 and 1950.

After returning home, he continued his contribution to Jamaican sport as sports commentator, later becoming Director of Sports at the Jamaica Broadcasting Corporation, helping to shape sports broadcasting for generations.

Check out this awesome video by Ballyard JA looking back at Delapenha’s remarkable life and legacy.

For more stories about famous Jamaican footballers, plus fun facts and trivia about Jamaican football, follow Ballyard JA on Instagram and TikTok:

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Congratulations to Dr. Stephanie Fletcher-Lartey on her appointment as Jamaica’s Honorary Consul Designate in Australia!...
09/08/2026

Congratulations to Dr. Stephanie Fletcher-Lartey on her appointment as Jamaica’s Honorary Consul Designate in Australia! 🇯🇲🇦🇺

A proud daughter of Clay Ground, Bamboo, St Ann, Fletcher-Lartey has spent some 17 years in Australia building community and strengthening connections between Jamaicans there and home. She helped establish the Jamaican Association of Australia, served as its long-standing president and previously represented Asia and the Pacific on the Global Jamaica Diaspora Council.

Beyond her diaspora service, Fletcher-Lartey is an epidemiologist and global health specialist with nearly 30 years in public health and more than 70 scientific publications.

Her new role will see her support Jamaicans in Australia while helping to strengthen cultural, trade and investment ties between Jamaica and Australia.

Read more about Dr. Fletcher-Lartey, her journey from St Ann to Australia and what her new role means:
https://jamaicans.com/meet-dr-stephanie-fletcher-lartey-jamaicas-new-honorary-consul-designate-in-australia/

09/07/2026

What’s driving the rise in applications for Jamaican citizenship by descent? 🇯🇲

Interest has been steadily growing among Jamaicans overseas. In New York alone, more than 1,322 people were granted Jamaican citizenship by descent last year, and applications continue to increase.

For second-generation Jamaican Ashley Moncrieffe, that growing interest is understandable. Citizenship is about more than getting another passport or having a “Plan B”. It is formal, legal recognition of her Jamaican identity and a tangible connection to the country of her heritage.

After going through the process herself, Ashley began helping other diasporans navigate it through her Jamaican Citizenship by Descent programme and annual grant.

Learn more about citizenship by descent, why more diasporans are claiming it and how Ashley’s grant can help you get started. Read the full story below. 🇯🇲

https://jamaicans.com/why-more-diaspora-jamaicans-are-claiming-citizenship-by-descent/

🇯🇲🏀 Jamaica College alumnus Nick Richards has a new NBA home.The Kingston-born centre has signed a one-year deal with th...
09/05/2026

🇯🇲🏀 Jamaica College alumnus Nick Richards has a new NBA home.

The Kingston-born centre has signed a one-year deal with the Miami Heat after six seasons in the NBA with the Charlotte Hornets, Phoenix Suns and Chicago Bulls. Richards, 28, has played 305 regular-season games, averaging 7.1 points and 5.8 rebounds per game while shooting 62.1% from the field.

The former University of Kentucky standout was selected 42nd overall in the 2020 NBA Draft and is expected to add size and depth to a Miami frontcourt that includes Bam Adebayo and Bobby Portis.

The move also brings Richards closer to South Florida’s large Jamaican community as he begins the next chapter of his NBA career.

Read more about his journey from Jamaica College to the Miami Heat 👇🏾

🔗 "Read the full story on Jamaicans.com
https://jamaicans.com/jamaican-nba-player-nick-richards-joins-the-miami-heat/

09/04/2026

HAPPIE HOUR with Adrianna Clark features Dr. Andrea Thorpe, Jamaican pediatrician and ambassador for This Is Jamaica.

Tonight they discuss Peter Gracey’s 6th Annual THIS IS JAMAICA Poetry Competition, and how the creative arts can help Jamaican children overcome and heal from the trauma of Hurricane Melissa.

For more information about the This Is Jamaica scholarship competition visit:
www.thisisjamaica.org/scholarship

09/03/2026

Captain Clive Goodall never planned to become a pilot, but a short stint at Air Jamaica turned into a career spanning more than 20 years. The former Air Jamaica captain and pilots’ association president reflects on the pride and culture that made the national airline special, why it struggled financially, and what it would take for Air Jamaica to make a comeback today.

08/31/2026

For Jamaican-born clinical psychologist Dr. Joan Muir, being celebrated in Times Square is about much more than seeing her name and face on a billboard. It represents the thousands of young people and families her work has impacted around the world.

Dr. Muir began her career with a simple goal: to help people through their difficulties. But early on, she realised that research could allow her to make an even greater impact.

“As a therapist and a psychologist, I could see hundreds of people over my lifetime. But if I created an intervention that could go all across the world, as Brief Strategic Family Therapy has, then I could influence thousands of people.”

From a postdoctoral fellowship at Columbia University to becoming an assistant professor at the University of Miami, Dr. Muir has dedicated more than three decades to clinical psychology, family therapy and research.

“That’s what this honour means to me. That I have been recognised for my impact on thousands of troubled youths and their families from across the world.”

Watch as Dr. Muir reflects from Times Square on her career, her purpose and what this recognition by Marquis Who’s Who means to her. 🇯🇲👏🏾

Read more about Dr. Muir's incredible journey from St.Andrew to the world.

https://jamaicans.com/jamaican-psychologist-dr-joan-muir-featured-on-times-square-billboard-for-marquis-whos-who-recognition/

Yesterday, Miami-based Jamaican psychologist Dr. Joan Muir was featured on a Times Square billboard in New York City, ce...
08/29/2026

Yesterday, Miami-based Jamaican psychologist Dr. Joan Muir was featured on a Times Square billboard in New York City, celebrating her recognition by Marquis Who’s Who.

An alumna of St. Andrew High School for Girls and the University of the West Indies (UWI), Dr. Muir is a respected clinical psychologist, family therapist and researcher whose career spans more than three decades.

Established in 1898, Marquis Who’s Who is an American biographical publisher that profiles prominent leaders and professionals across fields including medicine, education, business, law, science and the arts. Dr. Muir received its Lifetime Achievement Award for 2021–2022 and has been featured in Who’s Who in America and Who’s Who in the World for 2025–2026 and 2026–2027.

Join us in congratulating Dr. Muir and read more about her journey and achievements here:
https://jamaicans.com/jamaican-psychologist-dr-joan-muir-featured-on-times-square-billboard-for-marquis-whos-who-recognition/

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