Restoring Peace within Jamaica’s Inner-City Communities

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The issue of crime and violence in Jamaica’s inner-city communities is not breaking news to Jamaicans living at home and abroad. Presently, crime it at an all-time high and demands our immediate attention if we expect to restore peace within the imaginary walls of those communities for many years to come. To accomplish this will be extremely difficult, but with the right community based services and leadership, Jamaica could be returned to its glory days.

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Restoring Dancehall Music to Its Former Glory

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In the early 1990s, dancehall music gave birth to a number of artists whose musical talent allowed them to create songs that command the airwaves both locally and overseas. For that reason, songs released by founding artists such as Shabba Ranks, Super Cat, Yellow Man, Lady G, Buju Banton, Capleton and other alike all helped to give dancehall music its international appeal.

Back then, the dancehall atmosphere was one of pure fun and enjoyment, but today, it has transformed into

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No-Longer Politicks as Usual for Jamaica’s Politicians

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It would take divine intervention to resurrect Prime minister Bruce Golding’s political career from the bottomless pit where it now lies motionless.

At this point, there is nothing Mr. Golding can do to save his political career, because of his alleged connection to Coke. And the fact that Coke’s future now rest on the United States criminal justice system will surely open a can of worms on Golding and other political officials.

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Girl Friends: 5 ways to spot a potential hater

by: Lia Thomas

Tamisha was a fun loving 24 year old woman. Everyone liked her at work, and because of this she never had a shortage of admirers. Tamisha was always the one in the office to help new comers feel comfy and accepted, so when Keisha became the latest addition to her team, she jumped right in and made her feel at home.

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Unforgettable: A native returns home to Jamaica

by: Lia Thomas

No words could capture the feeling that raced through my body at that moment. The moment when the plane hovered over the lush green mountains of Jamaica. The moment when the ‘love bird’ descended onto the hot asphalt, and bumped its way up to the runway.

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