JamRadio Caribbean Desk |
In a major security operation, Jamaican police have seized more than 500 pipe bombs and arrested three men in the Bull Bay area of St Thomas, in what authorities are calling one of the largest explosives finds in recent memory.
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The raid took place on Sunday, when officers discovered the cache of explosives at a premises straddling the 10 and 11 Mile communities—an area plagued by escalating gang tensions. The suspects reportedly attempted to flee but were captured after hiding in nearby bushes.
“These men are reportedly bent on going at each other’s throats,” said a senior officer, describing the situation as a......
Tracy Dunkley |
The St. Kitts Music Festival 2025 didn’t simply return—it exploded back onto the scene. Across three electric nights from 26 to 28 June, Warner Park Stadium became a cauldron of rhythm, colour, and cultural celebration. From global icons such as Vybz Kartel, Shenseea, and Spice, to cherished local acts and folk groups, this year’s festival solidified its place as a must-attend event in the Caribbean—and beyond.
A Spectacle from the Start: Thursday, 26 June 2025
The opening night brought a thunderous wave of energy as Shenseea took the stage, commanding the crowd with her unmistakable blend of confidence, charisma and cutting-edge......
JamRadio UK News Desk |
Kingston, Jamaica – in a historic move that could reshape the conversation around colonial legacy and justice, the Jamaican government has announced its intention to submit a formal petition to King Charles III, calling for reparations for the transatlantic slave trade.
The announcement, made by Culture Minister Olivia “Babsy” Grange during the 2025/26 Sectoral Debate in Parliament, signals a bold legal strategy to secure redress for centuries of enslavement and exploitation endured by Africans and their descendants in Jamaica.
The petition seeks to have King Charles refer three urgent questions to Jamaica’s final appellate body, the......
By JamRadio Newsdesk | 22:15 GMT
LONDON, UK — Tensions are rising between the United States and several Eastern Caribbean nations after a leaked memo from the U.S. State Department, reported by The Washington Post, revealed potential visa sanctions targeting Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Saint Kitts and Nevis, and Saint Lucia.
At the heart of Washington’s concern is the controversial citizenship by investment (CBI) programmes offered by these island nations—initiatives that allow foreign nationals to purchase citizenship, often with little to no residency requirements. The leaked document, signed by U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, accuses the......
Tracy Dunkley
The tragic death of 11-year-old Adriana Younge has plunged a family into mourning, shaken a nation, and ignited urgent demands for justice. What began as an ordinary day at a hotel in Tuschen has spiralled into a national controversy—one that continues to raise troubling questions.
On 23 April 2025, Adriana visited the Double Day International Hotel with her grandmother. Just after 1:00 PM, she was last seen near the hotel’s swimming pool. By the following morning, her lifeless body was found floating in that same pool—nearly 20 hours after her disappearance.
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For Adriana’s family, the shock was unbearable. Their grief has......
By JAMRADIO NEWS DESK
Last week, the Honourable Speaker of the Montserrat Legislative Assembly, Mrs. Marjorie Smith, attended the annual Commons and Overseas Territories Speakers’ Conference 2025 in London. She was accompanied by Dr. Judith Baker, Director and Clerk of the Legislative Assembly, and Ms. Kei-Retta Farrell, Government of Montserrat Representative to the United Kingdom.
The conference gathered Speakers from across the Commonwealth and Overseas Territories to explore the challenges and opportunities shaping parliamentary democracy. Discussions included key topics such as artificial intelligence, legislative resilience, and digital documentation, reflecting the......
By | Tracy Dunkley
Jamaicans schoked and furious following the brutal assault of a nurse, captured in a disturbing video that has been circulating widely on social media. The footage shows a male attacker violently confronting the woman before stamping on her head, seemingly oblivious to the cries of onlookers pleading for him to stop.
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Reports suggest the incident stemmed from a road rage dispute, yet nothing justifies the sheer lack of remorse and empathy displayed. The woman, visibly shaken, can be heard desperately asking, "What have I done to you?" as the assailant continues his merciless attack. In another clip, the man can be seen holding what appears to be a......
By | Tracy Dunkley
The tragic death of 11-year-old Adrianna Younge has ignited a relentless movement for truth and justice, one that refuses to fade into silence. Found lifeless in the pool of the Double Day Hotel in Tuschen, East Bank Essequibo, Guyana. Adrianna’s passing has left her family and supporters demanding answers that remain elusive.
While an initial forensic autopsy conducted by three internationally recognised pathologists ruled her death as drowning, Adrianna’s family is determined to uncover the full truth. Convinced that critical questions remain unanswered, they have arranged for her body to be flown to the United States for an independent......
By | Tracy Dunkley
Anguilla, once a beacon of peace and serenity, is now facing an unsettling reality—gun violence is no longer an isolated issue but a growing crisis. On this beautiful island, known for its white sandy beaches and turquoise waters, communities are witnessing an alarming transformation. Recent CCTV footage paints a harrowing picture: streets once filled with calm now echo with gunfire, resembling scenes of conflict rather than the tranquillity Anguilla was once known for.
Three masked and hodded assailants with pistols and an automatic rifle enter a home near Blowing Point, Anguilla before being fired upon by the homeowner and fleeing in a hail of......
BY TRACY ANN DUNKLEY
His Majesty’s Governor’s Office on Anguilla has called on London for help after a week of unprecedented shootings and murders on the quiet British Overseas Territory.
Anguilla is facing a troubling wave of gang-related violence, with multiple shootings shaking the island this week. The escalating crisis has prompted urgent calls for government intervention, leading to a press conference earlier on Saturday May 11, where officials outlined their response.
The violence began on Tuesday, May 6, when an 18-year-old was shot multiple times in broad daylight at Blowing Point Ferry Terminal. The victim was rushed to Princess Alexandra Hospital,......
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