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Jamaica wants its 8,000 artefacts back - Jamaica Observer (opens the original)
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THE British Museum has approximately 8,000 artefacts of Jamaican origin that have been identified in its vast collection of objects, and Culture Minister Olivia “Babsy” Grange says the Government is working at having them returned to the island. Of that number, 7,000 pieces are held in the Americas Section, including the carpenter’s Mountain collection, Grange told the Jamaica Observer on Saturday after updating Parliament last Tuesday on her trip to London earlier this month to file a petition
The 40-year journey behind Father Ho Lung’s Sugar Cain - Jamaica Observer (opens the original)
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THE seed for Father Richard Ho Lung and Friends’ upcoming musical Sugar Cain was planted in the early years of the founding of his Catholic order that has been serving the poor and disadvantaged here in Jamaica and other countries for more than 40 years. While Ho Lung, now 87 years old, couldn’t recall the exact date, the event became a defining memory, etched deeply by the magnitude of the experience. It unfolded at Faith Centre on Laws Street in downtown Kingston, the first apostolate opened b
Sugar Cain promises powerful music, deep message - Jamaica Observer (opens the original)
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A sober message of moral commitment complemented by powerful music is in store for audiences at Father Ho Lung and Friends’ upcoming stage production Sugar Cain. “It’s a show that I think everybody will be able to relate to, even if you are not Jamaican,” music director for the group Jody Anne Johnson told the Jamaica Observer last Wednesday, just before the start of rehearsals for the production scheduled to run over two weekends — October 3-4 and October 10-11 at the National Arena in St Andre
Father Ho Lung’s Sugar Cain set to stir hearts and minds - Jamaica Observer (opens the original)
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IT’S as if Hugh Douse had been anticipating the question: ‘Why should people attend Father Richard Ho Lung and Friends’ upcoming musical?’ “Oh Lord. The first reason is, even if they can’t make it, they must buy a ticket, because it’s going to help the poor — that’s the first reason. And anybody who helps the poor is lending to God,” was his swift response. “But this story is a very important story. If people are going to come and probably think that it is only about now, the story is, in a sens
Daryl Vaz, OJ: Service in his blood - Jamaica Observer (opens the original)
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Daryl Vaz admits that the pull to public service was so strong in his formative years that he really had little choice but to walk in the footsteps of his now late father Douglas, who served as minister of industry and commerce from 1980 to 1989. “I come from a family in which public service was regarded as a way of life. From the age of 13 I watched my father serve as a Member of Parliament (MP), and that experience had a profound influence on me,” Daryl Vaz told the Jamaica Observer last Frida
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