Month: July 2024
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Kingston, Jamaica– Antiguan Dancehall Pop singjay Jamal Gordon, who records under the moniker Jaygo, is gearing up to release an eclectic body of work for his debut album inspired by his passionate love for dancehall and reggae music. The 13 track project “Sun and Sound: A Dancehall Love Affair”, will showcase the Dancehall and Reggae; […]
Paris, France – In a groundbreaking announcement that has captured global attention, iconic rapper Snoop Dogg has been selected to carry the Olympic Torch for the upcoming Paris 2024 Summer Games. The news was unveiled earlier today through the official Paris 2024 social media channels, igniting waves of excitement among fans and the wider public. […]
Linstead, Jamaica – Silkkey D, born Gary Bryan George Thompson, was eulogized as a talented singer who would have become a great Jamaican during the Thanksgiving service held at Bon Bottom Bonnett Tabernacle Church, Linstead, on Wednesday, July 14, 2024. He was 40 years old. The atmosphere was somber, with teary eyes and heavy hearts. […]
Kingston, Jamaica – ZJ West and Chambah have brought a tropical vibe to the dancehall genre with a new riddim that’s innately dancehall but infused with the authentic sound of the steel pan, a type of drum used mainly in soca and calypso music. It is dancehall to the core, infectious and hardcore, made from […]
Kingston, Jamaica – Jamaica is witnessing an outpouring of international support as the nation embarks on recovery efforts following the devastation caused by Hurricane Beryl. The island’s Foreign Minister, Senator the Honourable Kamina Johnson Smith, lauded the swift and generous assistance from bilateral partners, the Jamaican Diaspora, and the global community, describing it as a […]
Toronto – The Honourable Arif Virani, Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada, has heralded a landmark moment in Canadian justice with the release of the external Steering Group’s Report: A Roadmap for Transformative Change: Canada’s Black Justice Strategy. This significant document outlines a comprehensive plan to combat systemic racism and discrimination within the country’s […]
Kingston, Jamaica – The Office of Disaster Preparedness and Emergency Management (ODPEM) has made significant progress in its post-disaster and damage assessments following Hurricane Beryl, as stated by Acting Director General Richard Thompson. The initial focus has been on St. Thomas, with assessments now shifting to the most affected areas, particularly along the southern side […]
Toronto, ON – The Canadian government has unveiled a landmark initiative aimed at bolstering mental health support for youth nationwide. Budget 2024 allocates $500 million over five years to establish the Youth Mental Health Fund (YMHF), marking a pivotal step in addressing the critical mental health needs of young Canadians. Under the leadership of Honourable […]
Kingston, Jamaica – In a testament to its resilience and appeal, Jamaica welcomed 55,000 visitors between July 4 and 10, signaling a strong recovery of the tourism industry following the impact of Hurricane Beryl. The announcement was made by Tourism Minister, Hon. Edmund Bartlett, during his address at the opening ceremony of the Christmas in July […]
Kingston, Jamaica – In a significant show of support, the United States government has donated over US$14,000 worth of medical equipment and supplies to Jamaica. This generous contribution arrived aboard the USNS Burlington and was officially handed over at Kingston Wharves on Wednesday, July 10. The donation includes 12 Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) machines, […]