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A National Residential Rooftop Solar Transformation Programme for Jamaica -- A Post-Melissa Resilience, Cost-of-Living, and Energy-Sovereignty Initiative
Hurricane Melissa again revealed the cost of centralised fragility. But, distributed rooftop solar offers households resilience where transmission lines repeatedly fail. When households generate energy, they gain protection from outages, fuel price shocks, and rising living costs.

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2 hours ago7 min read


Dennis A. Minott | Memoriam: Cynthia Elaine Lewis PhD
'Precisely three years and two days ago, my colleague, business partner, finest thought-clarifier, and most erudite friend, Dr Cynthia Elaine Lewis, passed over into Glory Land. She died suddenly on December 31, 2022.
Toward the end of 2022, shortly before her passing, I coined the syllogism billioneering. Cynthia asked me—quietly but insistently—to define it rigorously. At the time, I did my best. It was not enough.
What follows is a clarified Comparative Map: Billioneerin

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Jan 42 min read


Melissa Is Not Some “Mali Gripe an’ Fluxxy Complaint”, Dr Holness.
Collapsed roads, failed culverts, unstable slopes, and flooded communities are not just the work of heavy rainfall. They are the consequences of political preference taking precedence over engineering judgement. This pattern recurs across administrations, but its effects become more lethal as climate risks rise...Read More

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Nov 20, 20254 min read


The Universe is expanding, Prime Minister Holness!
The space for error has collapsed to near zero, while the space for potent, paralysing criticism has expanded outside of Gordon House to fill the vacuum. You are not so much a sun around which the political system orbits, but a star in a delicate binary system, acutely aware of the opposing pull and the immense empty spaces surrounding you.

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Oct 4, 20254 min read


China-Trained, Jamaican-Born Doctors: Left in Limbo
For decades, our health system benefited from physicians trained in Burma, Cuba, Czechoslovakia, Egypt, Ghana, Hungary, India, Latin America, Nigeria, Russia, the UK, and the United States. Their children sat in our classrooms and their parents were among the most trusted doctors of our families. No one questioned their competence. Why then the sudden disdain for Jamaican youngsters graduating with Chinese diplomas? Is it because they did not enter medical school with enough

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Sep 23, 20252 min read
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