POLICE CHECK CEMETERIES FOR DISTURBED GRAVES FOLLOWING DISCOVERY OF CHARRED HUMAN SKULLS
The Trelawny police are conducting operations at several cemeteries to ascertain whether there has been any unauthorized disturbance of graves.
This following the discovery of 8 charred human sculls along the roadway in Spring Hill yesterday (Wed).
Reports are that about 6:15pm, residents were walking along the roadway, when they stumbled upon the remains. They alerted the police who responded and...
SUNSHINE GIRLS BOOK THEIR SPOT IN SEMI-FINALS OF VITALITY NETBALL WORLD CUP
Jamaica’s Sunshine Girls confirmed their spot in the semi-finals of the Vitality Netball World Cup, following their performance against Caribbean rivals, Trinidad and Tobago today.
The Girls won 89-26 in their second Pool G game in Cape Town, South Africa.
Romelda Aiken-George led the way with 37 goals from 42 attempts, getting support from Shanice Beckford, who chipped in with 20...
PSOJ CALLS FOR RE-INSTATEMENT OF OFFICE OF THE POLITICAL OMBUDSMAN
The Private Sector Organization of Jamaica PSOJ is calling for the re-instatement of the Office of the Political Ombudsman
The government announced last year, that the Office of the Political Ombudsman, would be subsumed into the Electoral Commission of Jamaica.
Justice Minister Delroy Chuck explained last week, that he was disappointed that this has not yet occurred.
He noted that while a...
MICROPHONE THROWN BY CARDI B AUCTIONED FOR OVER $85,000 ON EBAY
Following an incident involving Cardi B in Las Vegas, the microphone she threw at a fan is up for auction on eBay.
The Bronx-born artist was on stage at a Nightclub when the event occurred. Reportedly, due to the intense Vegas heat, she requested to be sprayed with water. However, one attendee seemingly went a step too far by launching...
ST CATHERINE SOUTH POLICE BELIEVE THEY HAVE MADE A MAJOR DENT IN A CAR STEALING RING
The St. Catherine South Police believe they have made a major dent in a car stealing ring, operating in the division.
Police on Sunday recovered 11 stolen motor vehicles and arrested two persons in a series of operations in the Gordonwood District, located within the Church Pen community.
The vehicles include six Nissan AD Wagons, a Nissan Tida, a Mitsubishi Lancer,...
In Conversation with the ‘Big Bunx Riddim Producer’, Franc White
Franc White, a Zimi Entertainment producer has developed arguably the hottest riddim of the summer, the Big Bunx Riddim.
The song has already had several artistes jump on the riddim including, Iwaata, Rajah Wild, Najeerii, Konshens, Valiant, Roze Don.
Kraff and Skeng are set to drop their song on the riddim soon.
In a recent interview with the Z, Franc spoke about...
Jason Derulo facing lawsuit over “Savage Love”
Jason Derulo has entered a legal battle with a music producer who claims that he was never credited for his contributions to a chart-topping track by the singer.
According to court documents, Matthew Spatola (better known as Matty Spats) has slapped Derulo and Sony Music with a federal lawsuit because he was not listed as a co-author on the 2020...
Jamaica’s Reggae Girlz Create History
In historical fashion, Jamaica's Reggae Girlz held Brazil to a 0-0 draw today and advanced to the round of 16 of the Women’s World Cup for the first time.
After conceding 12 goals in its Women’s World Cup debut in 1999, Jamaica shut out France, Panama and Brazil in consecutive games to book an improbable place in the tournament’s knockout...
Audrene Cameron is Miss Jamaica festival Queen 2023
Miss St. Catherine's Audrene Cameron is Miss Jamaica festival Queen 2023.
2nd runner-up went to Miss Trelawny's Erickay Chambers , while 1st place runner-up went to Jhanielle Powell of Kingston and St. Andrew
The grand coronation show took place last evening at the National Indoor Sports Centre in Kingston.
The competitions was organised by the parish offices of the Jamaica Cultural Development...
Canada launches warning labels on each cigarette
Canada will be the first nation to start printing warnings directly onto individual cigarettes in a bid to deter young people from starting smoking and encourage others to quit.
The warnings, which will be in English and French, will include phrases like "Cigarettes cause cancer" and "Poison in every puff".
The new regulations took effect on Tuesday.
Starting next year, Canadians will...