- When the Church Building Is Gone
- Churches Seek a Voice on Nonprofit Law
- Spanish Town’s Cathedral Is a Glorious Muddle
- Who Is Leaving Jamaica’s Churches?
- Faith This Week: Buildings, Bills and a Pope in Paris
- Daily Design: The Starter House
- NWC Water Cut to Affect 14 St Andrew Communities
- Daily Design: Black Reef House
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“The glory of this latter house shall be greater than of the former, saith the Lord of hosts.” Haggai 2:9
The Opposition wants churches consulted before a new nonprofit law reaches Parliament, warning that rules on tithes could expose church leaders to criminal liability. The outcome will shape how some of Jamaica’s largest landholders manage their property.
Rebuilt after a hurricane in 1714 and altered for two centuries since, the Cathedral of St Jago de la Vega is a lesson in how Jamaicans build, patch and endure. It deserves to be looked at properly, flaws and all.
Fourteen St Andrew communities are scheduled to experience a water supply interruption from Sunday morning while urgent cleaning is carried out at the NWC Griffin facility. Restoration is projected for Monday morning.
Black Reef House reimagines Gothic architecture for Jamaica, combining charcoal concrete, pointed geometry, tropical planning and warm timber in a dramatic residential concept suited to the island’s climate and landscape.
For generations, calling Jamaica a Christian nation required little explanation. Christianity was everywhere. In schools…
Jamaican mortgage customers are questioning automatic property insurance increases as rising rebuilding costs leave many homes underinsured. The issue is adding new pressure to already stretched household housing budgets.
A compensation payment arising from one of Britain’s most damaging immigration scandals is being turned…
Jamaica is widening its response to the housing shortage, with affordability, land titling, informal settlements and infrastructure increasingly being addressed alongside new construction. The challenge is no longer simply building more homes, but making them accessible and sustainable.
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