Kevin Frith, Changing the Real Estate Game. The Visionary Behind Sun Coast Beach Club
Rags to riches stories are a dime a dozen and can be found virtually anywhere and in any sphere of our society. But…
Janet Silvera, fearless as she is free-spirited and flamboyant
As a woman who intends to leave Jamaica in a way better condition than she found it, Janet Silvera works hard at selling…
Jacqui Tyson, Extraordinary Distinction of being Multifaceted
Most people are known for being good at one thing. Well, Jacqui Tyson is not most people, hence she has the extraordinary distinction…
Lance Lamey,Passionate for the law and the common man
A At first glance, he does not appear to be your typical buttoned up, black coat wearing, conservative attorney, but then appearance can…
Kadeen Mairs, The ‘King’ of Micro-Finance
BUZZZ Magazine sat down with Kadeen Mairs, the young man with the Midas touch to discuss his entrepreneurial spirit, his early life and challenges and why
at no time in his life, he has ever accepted the word “no.”
Simone Clarke – an instrument for change
For Simone Clarke, one of the beloved faces of morning time television, becoming a vessel through which everyday people can re-shape their thoughts, perspectives and eventually their lives, has been a heartfelt blessing. So much so that every day she wakes up renewed and re-energised to put in the work, so that Jamaicans get the breakthrough they need to have the desired positivity and peace of mind they crave.
Andre de la Motta
The Ghost Behind the Modern Architecture World
Story by Nicola Cunningham | Photographer: Jordache JonesMakeup by Tanya Martin | Cars courtesy of Porsche If you happen to be cruising along…
Alysia Moulton White – The Extraordinary Woman… Wife, Mother, Christian, Marketer
For Alysia Moulton White , being a boss, a mother, a wife and role model are all important but no role is an essential to her as that of a child of God. Her faith has not only made her aspire for bigger and better things for her family, but has also kept her sane, safe and supported throughout dark days when nothing in the world made sense.
Christmas is still the most wonderful time of the year
For some it has been a ho-ho-horrible year! Almost nine months of curfews, quarantine and the cold reality of social distancing. The parties have been paused for the cause, greeting friends has gone from hugs and handshakes to elbow bumps, not to mention everyone walking around looking like a bank robber totally unrecognisable because of their masks.
