There are as varied uses of the motorcycle as there are variations of the two-wheeled motorised transportation. Used for delivering pizza or toting three people on a trip to school, for spirited riding with a woman carrying the appropriately ample bumper leaning over the rider or ensuring maneuverability for officers of the law, the bike slices through traffic with ease.
Category: Central America
Obamas join Richard Branson for private island getaway
In this recent but undated photo made available by Virgin.com, former U.S President Barack Obama, jokes with Richard Branson, founder of the Virgin Group, during his stay on Moskito Island, British Virgin Islands.
Strong blend at Negril Reggaefest
Crystal Axe, superb Jamaica band Earth Kry, potent Miami-based So Flo and surprise guest artiste Dann-I were in good form at Negril Reggaefest, held on Saturday night at Wavz Beach. Jamaican show band Earth Kry, presented themselves as a future pillar in roots, rock, reggae, performing with the maturity of seasoned veterans.
Your choice of entertainment events
… Ave., Spanish Town. Music by Denny Hype, Team Wire, DJ Ice Kid, DJ Pepes. Part charity event. Bloodstain Entertainment and RME Musiq present GOOD LIFE, 10th anniversary, black and white edition, at D’Clubhouse, Temple Hall. Adm: $500. Bulla and …
Events in Kingston marketed as tourist pull factors
These three were caught having a good time at the recent staging of the Magnum Live concert, held at Sabina Park. With the decline of live stage shows in the island, several concerned event organisers are now playing their part in an effort to keep that section of the industry alive.
The Skyjacker’s Tale: Engaging but scattershot doc lacks nuance
In The Skyjacker’s Tale, is about a decades-old case of murder, economic disparity, toxic race relations and a justice system that seemed to favour white mainlanders over the local black population. In The Skyjacker’s Tale, is about a decades-old case of murder, economic disparity, toxic race relations and a justice system that seemed to favour white mainlanders over the local black population.
Antigua defends Citizenship by Investment Programme
Antigua and Barbuda Prime Minister Gaston Browne has defended the Citizenship by Investment Programme in his country, dismissing a popular United States television programme that sought to portray it as an avenue for terrorists and other criminals to obtain passports to travel freely throughout the world. “So what are we supposed to do sit back and do, nothing? You tell me,” Prime Minister Browne told the CBS programme ’60 Minutes’ aired on Sunday night, insisting that Caribbean countries have put in place relevant stringent measures to ensure the CIP is truly an investment strategy for regional countries.
Kingston Waterfront lights up with excitement
On the stroke of midnight, the impressively large turnout of Jamaicans and visitors were captivated for 13 sustainable minutes. Eyes glued to the sky, they watched in awe another spectacle of explosions delivered by the Urban Development Corporation at their annual Fireworks on the Waterfront.