BUNTING… security forces will continue to rigorously enforce Jamaican laws BAUGH… more public education is needed– MINISTER of National Security Peter Bunting has warned that amendments to the Dangerous Drugs (Amendment) Act, decriminalising the use of ganja, does not create a free-for-all in growing, transporting, dealing in, or exporting the drug.
Bailey… scheduled for court March 5—- KINGSTON, Jamaica — Tom Tavares-Finson, attorney-at-law for Jamaican deejay Glendon ‘Admiral’ Bailey says his client is a good man and that fraud-related charges brought against him are a misunderstanding.
Pashon Minott (second right), daughter of late dancehall singer Sugar Minott, poses with the plaque in honour of her father’s contribution to Jamaica’s music. (From left ) Benjamin Simms, Digicel advertisting executive; Clive Busy Campbell, organiser of the Bob Marley One Love Football Charity Match; and Minott’s widow, Elsie, share the moment.—
The much anticipated amendment to the Dangerous Drugs Act was a short while ago passed in the House of Representatives.
Chris Brown—- (AFP) — R&B star Chris Brown, notorious for brushes with the law including an assault on then-girlfriend Rihanna, ditched a performance Tuesday in Canada at the 11th hour after he was barred entry.
Chronixx, the musical revolutionary, has announced a three-parish tour featuring his Zincfence Redemption Band live in concerts, scheduled for March 13-15. The four-hour concerts, which form Part One of the Capture Land Jamaica Tour, kicks off in St Elizabeth on Friday, March 13, then goes on to Kingston (Saturday, March 14) and culminates in Portland…