Richmond Hill Club promises homes, hospitality and commanding views on one of the city’s most storied sites. Its greater challenge will be turning architectural spectacle into a place that genuinely belongs to Montego Bay.

Jamaicans abroad spend generations trying to return, while Jamaica prepares another generation to leave

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Bishop Dwight Fletcher of the Jamaica Umbrella Group of Churches recalled how churches helped freed people own land in free villages and founded schools, and said the Church’s future authority depends on the integrity and transparency of its institutions.

From migration and murder to hurricane grants, landlessness and drought, Jamaica’s churches are speaking forcefully into national affairs. The question is no longer whether they should have a voice, but how much influence that voice should carry.

As churches receive public money for restoration and campaign against landlessness, Jamaica must ask whether religious property could also help address the country’s deepening housing crisis.