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Got to Be ToughToots and the Maytals

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In a heartbreaking yet powerful moment, Dancehall Reggae artist Kizzy Don took to Instagram today to reveal the painful reality she’s been living through. The artist, known for her fierce lyrics and vibrant energy, shared images of injuries she sustained in her abusive relationship. The most shocking part of her post showed blood on the floor of her home, a stark reminder of the violence she has endured. In a video clip, Kizzy also showed that the police were called to her home, marking what we hope is the end of her ordeal. #KizzyDon, #DancehallReggae, #DomesticAbuse, #InstagramPost, #PoliceCalled, #Jamaica, #WomensCentreOfJamaicaFoundation, #VictimSupportUnit, #JamaicaWomensCrisisCentre, #DomesticViolenceResources

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In a heartbreaking yet powerful moment, Dancehall Reggae artist Kizzy Don took to Instagram today to reveal the painful reality she’s been living through. The artist, known for her fierce lyrics and vibrant energy, shared images of injuries she sustained in her abusive relationship. The most shocking part of her post showed blood on the floor of her home, a stark reminder of the violence she has endured. In a video clip, Kizzy also showed that the police were called to her home, marking what we hope is the end of her ordeal. #KizzyDon, #DancehallReggae, #DomesticAbuse, #InstagramPost, #PoliceCalled, #Jamaica, #WomensCentreOfJamaicaFoundation, #VictimSupportUnit, #JamaicaWomensCrisisCentre, #DomesticViolenceResources

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From rivals to iconic idols! The 62nd Independence Grand Gala in Kingston, Jamaica, was a spectacular celebration that deserves the highest praise for its showcase of unity and culture. The event, which took place on August 6th at the National Stadium, brought together Jamaicans from all walks of life under the theme of "One Jamaica." This unity was powerfully demonstrated by the involvement of children and young adults, whose performances highlighted the beauty and potential of the nation when everyone comes together.

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From rivals to iconic idols! The 62nd Independence Grand Gala in Kingston, Jamaica, was a spectacular celebration that deserves the highest praise for its showcase of unity and culture. The event, which took place on August 6th at the National Stadium, brought together Jamaicans from all walks of life under the theme of "One Jamaica." This unity was powerfully demonstrated by the involvement of children and young adults, whose performances highlighted the beauty and potential of the nation when everyone comes together.

Today, we mark the 186th Emancipation Day in Jamaica, a day that signifies the triumph over the shackles of slavery and the enduring spirit of a people who have risen from the ashes of oppression. This day, celebrated every August 1st, is not only a Jamaican commemoration but also a day of reflection, unity, and celebration for all descendants of Africa, no matter where they reside across the globe.

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Today, we mark the 186th Emancipation Day in Jamaica, a day that signifies the triumph over the shackles of slavery and the enduring spirit of a people who have risen from the ashes of oppression. This day, celebrated every August 1st, is not only a Jamaican commemoration but also a day of reflection, unity, and celebration for all descendants of Africa, no matter where they reside across the globe.

In a groundbreaking turn of events, the legal battle surrounding Vybz Kartel, the dancehall icon, is reaching a historic conclusion. Vybz Kartel, whose real name is Adidja Palmer, is on the brink of freedom following a significant legal victory.

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In a groundbreaking turn of events, the legal battle surrounding Vybz Kartel, the dancehall icon, is reaching a historic conclusion. Vybz Kartel, whose real name is Adidja Palmer, is on the brink of freedom following a significant legal victory.

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David Hinds, the lead singer of Steel Pulse, was hospitalized yesterday in Wilmington, North Carolina. He was scheduled to perform with Steel Pulse and Jesse Royal at the Greenfield Lake Amphitheater. Despite his absence, the show went on with the band’s guitarist taking over most of the singing duties. Amlak Tafari, the band’s longtime bassist, rallied the crowd by saying, “For 49 years David Hinds has given you his voice. Now it’s time to give him your voice,” engaging the audience in a heartfelt show of support for Hinds. #SteelPulse #DavidHinds #WilmingtonNC

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David Hinds, the lead singer of Steel Pulse, was hospitalized yesterday in Wilmington, North Carolina. He was scheduled to perform with Steel Pulse and Jesse Royal at the Greenfield Lake Amphitheater. Despite his absence, the show went on with the band’s guitarist taking over most of the singing duties. Amlak Tafari, the band’s longtime bassist, rallied the crowd by saying, “For 49 years David Hinds has given you his voice. Now it’s time to give him your voice,” engaging the audience in a heartfelt show of support for Hinds. #SteelPulse #DavidHinds #WilmingtonNC

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