Dries Buytaert

Always knew my countrymen were smart :). I've been using Drupal from 4.7, have built numerous sites with it (almost use it exclusively now). Good to see this development though. We should plan a meetup in the Caribbean one of these days ...

Is nice to see a lot of government websites working with Drupal :)

Jamaica has an active Drupal user group http://groups.drupal.org/jamaica, we try to meet mostly every month. I am proud to see us getting international recognition for this Drupal work. This looks like work from the people who did CITO http://www.cito.gov.jm/ and other government sites in Jamaica : http://groups.drupal.org/node/10555#comment-112896 - specifically Trevor Forrest.

Hope to see this as a positive movement for all Jamaican government websites - because they really DO need a makeover.
See the list here: http://www.jamaica.gov.jm/

Case in point: http://www.jis.gov.jm/

Glad to see that you noticed guys, I have been on a campaign to move the Government of Jamaica Websites over to the Drupal platform. I was actually Chairperson on the committee that was overseeing this deployment. With that said...here are the other sites that have been deployed in the past year.

Currently
The Cabinet office - www.cabinet.gov.jm
The Central Information Technology Office - www.cito.gov.jm
The Ministry of Justice - www.moj.gov.jm (old Drupal 4.7)

Coming soon
The Ministry of Finance - www.mofps.gov.jm

And a couple more... stay tuned!

Also, the website of Jamaica Labor Party, which the prime minister belongs to, is on Drupal:
http://www.jamaicalabourparty.com

Bruce Golding page:
http://www.jamaicalabourparty.com/base/content/bruce-golding

Original theme was contracted out by Trevor to Indian developers. Way to go Drupal!