Future plans include expansion into greater solar power to provide energy to the various properties. “Solar would make sense to me, as we have the land for it,’ Rollins said. “Electricity is a big cost for us.

“The best part is owning everything. The best part is owning the production. Owning the songs that are written. And to be able to make all the decisions on your own. And for people to accept all the decisions you’ve made.”

After leaving Jamaica the Bonnie and Clyde hip hop power couple will be preparing for their 2018 Europe and USA tour.

It’s had a great reception on an international level. As you know there’s great support for reggae here in America. And also in Europe. And also in Japan. It’s been really well-received.

Justin’s father, who is marrying his longtime girlfriend Chelsea Rebelo, posted a snap of the pair to Instagram before they boarded a flight.

“Our brand of pizza is built on value and convenience. Value in the sense that we are the lowest-priced pizza in the market; compared to everybody else we are roughly 30 per cent of their selling prices for large pizzas.

With the latest grand opening event this weekend, this year has been met with an explosion of growth in the region including new market entries for Jamaica, Trinidad, and the Dominican Republic.

The real draw is the beautiful Bloody Bay beach, which has miles of crystal-clear water.

“I can’t keep my love of Jamaica to myself,” says Orane Kentish.

“I like showing people around and sharing with them the best of Jamaica and having them experience the country,” shares Engelbert Ramcharan.

There is no roots reggae vibes no where in the world more than California, nuh [not] Jamaica, nuh Europe, nuh Africa. California is the hub for roots reggae music in the entire world. Reggae on the River is the number one reggae festival in the world.” said Lutan Fyah

No, they don’t. They don’t know that gay people are nice people. Just like any other people. And they love reggae music. Yeah. And [gay people] love Jamaica. Yeah mon.

Two years ago, Jamaica eliminated the U.S. at the semifinal stage with a 2-1 victory.

Ali Campbell, the lead singer for UB40, rated “Everlasting” as one of his top ten favorite albums in Rolling Stones. From that, there was a lot of interest in us collaborating on a tour.

According to Dr. Wheatley, energy is one of the most critical sectors in Jamaica, and acts as the single important driving force for all other sectors.