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The Clarendon Health Department will be providing psychosocial support, for the Rocky Point community, following the recent triple murder.

Last Thursday night, the police were alerted, to an incident, at a residence in the community.

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Chin of Irish and Chin and Sound Chat Radio is stirring debate after stating that Dancehall can only have one GOAT, meaning the Greatest of All Time.

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Spice is bringing hope and holiday cheer to Jamaicans still recovering after the passage of Hurricane Melissa.

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Following their recent tour of Japan, Dancehall group T.O.K is giving back in a meaningful way.

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Irie FM's DJ Shella is closing out 2025 with the release of his first Dancehall riddim, titled Shella Tyme.

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Governor of the Bank of Jamaica Richard Byles says the Central Bank indicated last month that special pre-emptive measures would be taken to preserve relative stability in the foreign exchange market.

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Human rights lobby group, Jamaicans For Justice (JFJ) has sought to clarify that it does not promote nor encourage early sexual activity.

The clarification follows back-lash from some members of the public, after the JFJ called for the decriminalization of consensual sex between minors, early this month.

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Four road deaths at the weekend, have pushed Jamaica's tally so far this year, to 366, one more than the 2024 overall toll.

The latest fatal crashes occurred in Westmoreland and Manchester.

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Jamaicans are being urged to be on the alert for counterfeit bank notes.

The Jamaica Constabulary Force, (JCF) has stated that fraudulent notes including those of US currency are in circulation.

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The fresh appeal follows a crash in Westmoreland yesterday, which claimed the lives of 2 motorcyclists.

Their identities have not been released but they are said to be males, ages 18 and 39.

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