I'm actually from Jamaica and I was there last summer and found their foods are EXTREMELY expensive! It's like $58.00 for a box of cereal. Or a bottle of milk is like $200.00 a bottle! Can you believe that?! I bet they have poverty down there because how are they supposed to survive if they can't afford to buy groceries for there family? I bet you they must have high paying jobs to make sure there's food in the fridge. i live in Canada and gorceries don't cost that much. You could buy like $100.00 worth of groceries and they last for a few weeks. i bet you the jobs they have in Jamaica they must get paid a lot of money or they do overtime at their jobs. I could imagine living down there and struggling to provide food for my family because the groceries are way too expensive to buy. Also i wonder how in the world do the parents pack the kids lunches for school? Maybe some kids go to school without lunch. Maybe their parents can't afford it or their jobs don't make a whole lot of money.
About 6-10% of Jamaican live in poverty mostly in ghetto committees
this means freedom from poverty
There is no country in the world that does not have poverty. The percentage can be high or low. There is poverty in Croatia.
NO!Poverty in Africa is worse than America.
There is poverty everywhere sweetheart
About 6-10% of Jamaican live in poverty mostly in ghetto committees
Based on opinion the only cause of poverty in Jamaica is politics. Large families, poor health, lack of employment and education are directly and indirectly the government's fault.
drug lords, crime, human traffiking poverty
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early 1980's increased poverty
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There is a lot of poverty in Jamaica, so many Jamaicans can't afford computers, but some can afford them, and some do have them. and of course jamaicans can afford computers. i live in Jamaica and i have 3 of them in my house andi am not richand neither ismy family
The name for the ghetto/ shanty towns in Jamaica , poverty ridden, hunger, had to fight Luke animals to survive!
Father Richard Holung is a Catholic priest from Jamaica who has dedicated his life to working with marginalized communities and promoting social justice. He is known for his advocacy on issues such as poverty, healthcare, and education. Holung has been a strong voice for the poor and oppressed in Jamaica and beyond.
Trelawny, Jamaica
Bob Marley and the Wailers were a Jamaican reggae band formed in 1963. The music and songs they played had pulsating beats and mesmerizing lyrics, covering issues as slavery, social injustices and poverty. Their music, still today gives voice to political and cultural issues in their homeland Jamaica and around he world. Bob Marley is also recognised as the man who introduced reggae music to the world, exporting it from his home-country Jamaica. When you hear reggae music today the association with Jamaica is undeniable.
Jamaica's regions are Jamaica