Wake Up Jamaica Blog

By: Siddonia Reid Jamaica’s general election has come and gone. The rallies are over, the manifestos folded away, and the posters slowly...

Written by: Siddonia Reid When most people think of a Member of Parliament (MP), the image that comes to mind is often ribbon-cuttings,...

Written by: Siddonia Reid  Jamaica’s future is not in the hands of politicians alone; it is shaped by the actions and choices of its...

Written by: Siddonia Reid  Jamaica, often celebrated as the land of wood and water, has long been admired for its breath-taking...

Attorney-at-law Christina Howell has called for greater youth involvement in Jamaica’s constitutional reform process.

The Jamaica Constitution 1962 is the most fundamental legal document in the country, guaranteeing the freedom, rights and privileges...

If I am permitted to be audacious, I wish to recommend some changes to our constitutional arrangements.

Minister of Legal and Constitutional Affairs Marlene Malahoo Forte had a constitutional amendment tabled, debated, and passed...

Some time last year the Government of Jamaica announced that it would begin the process of becoming a republic by removing the late Queen...

am writing to express deep concern regarding the current constitutional reform process...

Legal & Constitutional Affairs Minister Marlene Malahoo Forte is hoping to name the members of the Constitutional Reform Committee.

The People's National Party (PNP) Opposition is boycotting scheduled activities of the Constitutional Reform Committee in protest of...