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    by Published on 05-09-2010 02:59 PM  Number of Views: 356 


    With a population of less than three million people, police kill hundreds of people every year in what they claim are crime-related shootouts, making Jamaica's police force among the deadliest in the world.

    Rights groups say that these shootings add up to a campaign of extra-judicial executions carried out by police who have taken the law into their own hands. ...
    by Published on 05-08-2010 07:29 AM  Number of Views: 405 
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    Lincoln “Sugar” Minott is undoubtedly one of the elders of Jamaican popular music. A veteran of 30 years, Sugar is a significant figure in the formation of the music in the post ska/rocksteady and reggae eras.

    A release from the organisers of show in Toronto, which should have been headlined by singer Sugar Minott, states that they "received sad news that reggae's veteran entertainer, producer and sound system owner has fallen ill in his home in Jamaica".

    "Diagnosed with a heart condition ...
    by Published on 05-08-2010 07:11 AM  Number of Views: 1271 
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    Reggae’s aural landscape has undergone a dramatic transformation since 2005 when cultural themes controlled the dancehall as deejays chanted praises to Jah Rastafari and wrote songs to uplift and inspire listeners. Many artists who attained notoriety espousing these fortifying concepts promptly abandoned them when the prevailing lyrical tide took a sharp detour towards graphic violence, gangster posing and the explicit, x-rated rhymes that now dominate the (dancehall) charts.

    Despite the disturbing trend evidenced in several current dancehall hits, singjay/songwriter Junior Kelly remains true to making empowering reggae music, ...
    by Published on 05-06-2010 09:40 AM  Number of Views: 344 
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    On Tuesday morning, more than 1,000 police officers from forces across Ontario executed 105 search warrants in the Toronto and Ottawa, resulting in 79 arrests and the seizure of $30,000 in cash, $10,500 in casino cheques, 19 firearms, diamonds, cocaine, body armour, vehicles and more than 10,000 ecstasy pills.

    Dubbed Project Corral, the investigation began in August 2009 focusing on several shootings and other violent crimes in northwest Toronto that police believed to be a result of fighting between the ...
    by Published on 05-06-2010 09:29 AM  Number of Views: 534 
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    Sanchez is one of the most beloved Lovers Rock Singers in Reggae Music. In support of his recently released album Now & Forever, he will be making his way across the U.S. Known for remaking various hit songs; Now & Forever features original music. His gift for crooning romantic lyrics over hard edged dancehall riddims has earned him numerous hits throughout his career. Spanning over two decades, 15 plus albums and legions fans; the veteran recording artist and consummate performer brings his sweet sound to live audiences. Be sure to check out one of his shows because he is a must see.

    DATE CITY STATE VENUE

    MAY
    7 FRIDAY QUEENS NY MANGOVILLE
    8 SATURDAY BOSTON MASS CLUB LIDO
    9 SUNDAY ...
    by Published on 05-04-2010 10:26 AM  Number of Views: 358 
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    Jamaica (AP) A Jamaica man who was shot by police and became a paraplegic has been awarded $230,000 in compensation 16 years after the incident. Michael Llewellyn was shot in the back in 1994 when he tried to escape a beating by police at his house. His right leg was amputated below the knee as a result, and he was left unable use the remaining leg.

    Attorney Sylvan Edwards said Friday that Llewellyn has not been able to work since then.
    A Supreme Court judge ordered the compensation Thursday. ...
    by Published on 05-04-2010 10:18 AM  Number of Views: 314 
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    The head of Scotland Yard has travelled to Jamaica as senior officers on the island struggle to curb a spiralling murder rate. Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Paul Stephenson is undertaking a five-day visit organised by the University of the West Indies.

    Sir Paul will be keen to share the success of his colleagues solving murders and suppressing violent crime. And he was also expected to discuss work to bring down Jamaican drug gangs operating between their homeland and London.

    The Jamaica ...
    by Published on 05-02-2010 10:43 PM  Number of Views: 1421 
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    Favourite Song: I have too many favourites to name one, but any song by Usher & Joe is right on top of the list.

    Best Memory Moment:Winning my first Award Female Vocalist of the Year and Meeting Patti Labelle & Leon Robinson.

    Years in the business: 16

    Marital status:Decline to answer

    Eye color: Dark Brown

    Favorite dish: Seafood Pilaf

    Zodiac sign: Gemini

    No. of children:1

    Attracted to Men with: Honest, Good sense of humour,witty, generous and considerate personalities

    Most promising artiste of 2009:Chino

    Two favourite beverages: Gatorade & Grace Blend Fruit Juices

    Song of the Year to you: From Mawning ( its motivational an anthem)- Chino

    Hang-out spot: My house, my daughter & I have Girls night in.

    Most interesting international place to perform: Miami Florida - The vibes at the Reggae Soca Music Awards in 2001 was amazing

    Hobbies:Singing, Not Dancing lol , Writing & Reading

    What do you do to relax: Hang out with my daughter & listen to my Ipod on full blast while walking

    Favourite vacation spot: Nassau, Bahamas BY FAR!

    Do you have a tattoo ...

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