Janiel Mcewan
Janiel McEwan is a Jamaican economist, researcher, writer, and commentator focused on economics, policy, and social development. Founder of The McEwan Index, he translates data into insight on Jamaica and the Caribbean region and beyond.
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The Quiet Turn: Inside Jamaica's Historic Crime Decline, and the Question of Whether It Will Hold
Has Jamaica's Healthcare System Actually Improved? Twenty Years of Budgets, Buildings, and Broken Promises
Defiance and Denial: What Jamaica's Student Loan Crisis Reveals About Education, Responsibility, and the Future of Human Capital
Integrity Under Pressure: What Jamaica's Latest Anti-Corruption Report Really Reveals
From Wages to Wealth: What Jamaica's Investor Boom Really Means
CARICOM at a Crossroads: A Contested Reappointment, a New Associate Member, and the Test of Caribbean Institutions
Jamaica Was Just Named the Caribbean's Most Peaceful Nation. Here Is Why That Changes Everything.
When the System Fails Excellence: The Demisha Roswell Controversy and What It Reveals About Jamaican Athletics Governance
The Criminalised Generation, How Jamaica's Refusal to Modernise Its Sex Laws Is Destroying Young Lives, and What It Reveals About a Nation Afraid of Evidence
Two Children, One Nation, One Examination
Confidence, Accountability, and the Crisis of Trust: What Andrew Holness' Latest Interview Reveals About Jamaican Governance
By Janiel McEwan, Economist and Researcher The Interview That Stopped the Political Clock There are interviews that inform. There are interviews that clarify. And then there are interviews that reveal — not merely what a leader believes, but what a country is being asked to accept. Prime Minister Andrew Holness'