Artist of the month: Bulzye

Posted by admin On June - 24 - 20101 COMMENT

[View with PicLens] Born and raised in jamaica W.I My hometown is Trelawny where i attened Albert Town High. I am now living in NYC where i started my music career. How i started was from writing peoms, short stories, and songs for a few friends. Then i started going to the studio where i did a hook on a song, that’s how i realized my talent... (more...)

O’Neil Edwards dies in hospital

Posted by admin On May - 26 - 2010ADD COMMENTS

O’NEIL Edwards, a member of the singing group Voicemail, has died in hospital. Edwards was critically wounded after he was shot several times as he attempted to enter his home at Belloc Avenue in the middle class community of Duhaney Park early on the morning of Monday May 10.   EDWARDS… was attacked as he entered his Duhaney Park home EDWARDS… was attacked as he entered his Duhaney Park home 1/1 The main suspect in the shooting was found dead in the Chancery Hall... (more...)

THE State yesterday vowed to continue its effort to capture Christopher ‘Dudus’ Coke, recover illegal weapons in Tivoli Gardens and to rout criminal elements across the island. The pledge came during a press conference at Jamaica House in Kingston where it was confirmed that 26 men have been killed, and 211 people — including two women — detained during the security forces’ operation in Tivoli Gardens that started on Monday to apprehend Coke, who is wanted in the United... (more...)

Gunmen push up murder toll in St Catherine

Posted by admin On May - 26 - 20101 COMMENT

AS tension continued to mount in downtown Kingston yesterday, gunmen in St Catherine sought to capitalise on the mayhem, committing several murders in that parish. Shortly before noon, armed thugs travelling in a white Nissan Sunny motorcar shot dead three men and injured a teenager at a bar and wholesale on Old Harbour Road, near the McCook’s Pen community.   Relatives of the men shot and killed at a bar on Old Harbour Road in St Catherine console each other at the crime scene yesterday. A... (more...)

THE Government has agreed to consider a suggestion that the limited State of Emergency in the parishes of Kingston and St Andrew be extended to sections of St Catherine. The suggestion to extend the emergency measures to the neighbouring parish was made yesterday by Opposition parliamentarian Sharon Hay-Webster, who said violence in the nation’s capital, Kingston, had spread to sections of her South Central St Catherine constituency, “where many lives have been lost since Monday night,... (more...)

Death toll reaches 44

Posted by admin On May - 26 - 20106 COMMENTS

HE number of civilians confirmed killed in the security force operation in West Kingston has reached 44. Political Ombudsman Herro Blair, speaking on RJR 94 FM, said that he had counted 35 at the morgue with another nine bodies awaiting collection. Meantime Public Defender Earl Witter is questioning the disparity between numbers killed and the number of firearms seized. Security forces have so far accounted for four firearms seized. Witter added that he saw no sign of bodies being burned as alleged... (more...)

Violence rocked sections of the Corporate Area all day yesterday, as armed men brazenly took on the security forces in a sustained attack on police stations in anticipation of the apprehension of Tivoli Gardens don Christopher ‘Dudus’ Coke. Four police stations came under attack; a civilian succumbed to gunshot wounds during an assault on the Fletcher’s Land Police Station; and a policeman sustained a minor gunshot injury. Prime Minister Bruce Golding said last night that two... (more...)

Tough response to anarchy

Posted by admin On May - 24 - 20103 COMMENTS

THE Government yesterday placed Jamaica’s capital city under a limited State of Public Emergency in response to acts of anarchy by gunmen determined to prevent Tivoli Gardens don, Christopher ‘Dudus’ Coke from being arrested for possible extradition to the United States. The State of Emergency — which took effect at six o’clock yesterday evening — is tentatively scheduled to last for a month.   Police take up positions in downtown Kingston yesterday as they responded... (more...)

A dumb-founded Jamaican nation remained transfixed to radio and television sets yesterday as marauding gunmen openly challenged security forces for control of the streets of downtown Kingston. With the tension still running high at nightfall, police counted two of their numbers shot and one civilian dead, casualties of the gunmen’s determined stance against the capture of Tivoli Gardens strongman Christopher ‘Dudus’ Coke.   Police on patrol in sections of downtown Kingston. (Photo:... (more...)

Gleaner Cartoons

Posted by admin On May - 24 - 20106 COMMENTS

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