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 | Esheru Kweku
Weapons delivered seamlessly for Israel to extinguish lives in Gaza but delivering food and aid remains mission impossible for the world most sophisticated militaries.
In the corridors of Whitehall, deals are struck, contracts signed, and shipments arranged with seamless precision. The UK has no trouble ensuring British manufactured arms reach Israel, enabling its military operations laser-like efficiency. Yet when it comes to delivering food, medicine, and clean water to a starving population in Gaza, suddenly the logistical hurdles become insurmountable, at least, according to the Prime Minister.
Lib Dem leader Sir Ed Davey challenges Starmer
At this......
By | TRACY ANN DUNKLEY
The unfolding saga surrounding Tory Lanez has taken yet another dramatic twist, as the rapper recovers from a brutal stabbing while serving his 10-year sentence for the shooting of Megan Thee Stallion. Lanez, whose legal name is Daystar Peterson, was reportedly stabbed 14 times at the California Correctional Institution in Tehachapi, sustaining wounds to his back, torso, head, and face. His team confirmed that he suffered collapsed lungs and was initially placed on a breathing machine but is now breathing on his own.
As Lanez fights for his recovery, a bombshell press conference has reignited the debate over his conviction. A legal team advocating for Lanez......
By | Tracy Ann Dunkley
Gold Coast, Australia — The controversial film Jafaican, starring Peter Andre, premiered at the Gold Coast Film Festival on Friday May 9, 2025, drawing both criticism and support from audiences. While the film has faced backlash over its portrayal of Jamaican culture, some Jamaicans who attended the films premiere expressed their appreciation for its comical approach and themes.
At the premiere, Andre and director Fredi Nwaka encouraged attendees to show their support, with Nwaka telling the crowd, “We wanna show everybody how much love we got out here in the Gold Coast”.
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The film follows Andre’s character,......
By | Esheru Kweku
Burkina Faso has shattered the cycle of Western exploitation and reclaimed its gold mineral wealth under the leadership of Captain Ibrahim Traoré, marking a turning point in African sovereignty. Previously, foreign mining companies extracted the country’s gold while paying Burkina Faso a mere one billion per year. Since Traoré assumed power in 2022, the nation now earns over eighteen billion dollars (£13 billion) annually, an eighteen-fold increase that exposes the long-standing plundering of African resources.
France holds the world fourth-largest gold reserves throught its exploitation of West Africa
France has the forth-largest gold......
By | Tracy Ann Dunkley
Canadian rapper Tory Lanez has been hospitalised after being stabbed 14 times by another inmate at the California Correctional Institution in Tehachapi. Lanez, who is serving a 10-year sentence for shooting fellow musician Megan Thee Stallion, was attacked in a prison housing unit on Monday morning.
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Lanez, whose real name is Daystar Peterson, suffered seven wounds to his back, four to his torso, two to the back of his head, and one to the left side of his face. His lungs collapsed, and he was initially placed on a breathing apparatus before being rushed to a nearby hospital for treatment.
Tory Lanez - Image: Instagram
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By Esheru Kweku
U.S. President Donald Trump has one again ignited international controversy. Trump's administration has granted refugee status to a group of white South Africans, citing what he calls a genocide against Afrikaners in their home country. Meanwhile, his administration has ramped up deportations of non-white migrants, sending thousands back to the Global South.
Trump’s decision to fast-track white South African refugees comes as his administration continues to block asylum seekers and migrants from countries like Haiti, Venezuela, and Nicaragua. Critics argue that this policy prioritises race over humanitarian need, with Trump’s allies claiming that......
By | JamRadio News Desk
Government has officially opened applications for the next phase of its funded childcare expansion, giving working parents in England access to 30 hours of free childcare per week for children as young as nine months old.
The new policy, which comes into effect in September 2025, is expected to ease financial pressures on families while providing high-quality early years education for young children. It follows last year’s successful rollout of 15 hours funded childcare, which supported nearly half a million families across the country.
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Officials estimate that eligible parents could save up to £7,500 annually per......
