In Memory of Lucky D

Lucky Dube has been hailed as ‘The shining star of African reggae (afropop.com) and ‘South Africa’s biggest selling contemporary artist’ (Mail & Guardian). However, he isn’t merely this, he’s a modern day hero with a message that has touched millions of people’s hearts around the world. With an incredible 21 albums under his musical belt, he has proved himself one of not only South Africa’s, but also the world’s greatest reggae superstars. A man with superb musical taste and

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Will the real Jerk please stand up?

For years Jamaican jerk has been setting palates ablaze around the world and recently BBC celebrity chef Ainsley Harriott placed jerk chicken and pork on his list of 50 foods to eat before you die. Now others are in the mix, making and marketing Jamaican-style jerk sauces.

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Jud’s Interview with Cherine Anderson

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Q. Is Cherine Anderson your birth name or a stage name? A. Cherine Anderson is both my birth name and my stage name.

Q. As a young and talented actress and songwriter who grew up in Kingston, Jamaica. What are some of the things that you would try to fix if you were given a second chance? A. I’m simply an entertainer, so I’ll just try to entertain people to the best of my abilities. But, things that I’d

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Babylon Releases The Cure – Is the World Ready?

by Simone Mosley

The long awaited release of Jah cure that many have hoped and prayed for finally came to reality this past July. Born Siccature Alcock, Jah Cure was released on parole from the Tower Street Adult Correctional Center after being incarcerated for the past eight years out of a fifteen year sentence on rape and gun robbery charges. According to BigUpRadio.com, “in November of 1998 while driving around Montego Bay with some friends, police pulled Cure over in

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Domestic Abuse

By:Kadian Grant

When I was growing up there was a lot of woman around me that was being abused by their spouse and people just saw it as nothing .I have seen people that have been seriously injured are killed because of domestic abuse and nothing came out of it, because its ok to hit thats what most of us have been taught,its a cycle that hard to break and until we educate ourselves and realize the effect it has

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