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Shabba is the only Dancehall GOAT says Chin of Irish & Chin

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.

Spice brings hurricane relief for Christmas

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

T.O.K shares Japan tour proceeds to support hurricane relief

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

DJ Shella drops first Dancehall riddim

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

649 murders recorded up to Saturday December 20, 43% reduction compared to last year

487 fewer murders were committed compared to the 1136 recorded in the similar period in 2024. According to the Jamaica Constabulary Force, St. Andrew South recorded the highest number of murders with 74, followed by St. Catherine North with 63.

BOJ to continue taking proactive steps to maintain orderly conditions in foreign exchange market

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.

17, 712 electors added to national voters’ list

The national voters’ list has been increased by 17, 712 electors.

This brings the total number of registered electors to 2,910,622.

JFJ clarifies that it does not promote nor encourage early sexual activity

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.

366 roads deaths recorded one more than entire 2024

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.

Jamaicans urged to be on the alert for counterfeit bank notes

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.

649 murders recorded up to Saturday December 20, 43% reduction compared to last year

Monday, December 22, 2025 Marlene Freeman News No comments

487 fewer murders were committed compared to the 1136 recorded in the similar period in 2024. According to the Jamaica Constabulary Force, St. Andrew South recorded the highest number of murders with 74, followed by St. Catherine North with 63.

BOJ to continue taking proactive steps to maintain orderly conditions in foreign exchange market

Monday, December 22, 2025 Natalie Campbell News No comments

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.

As Roma evaluating Leon Bailey’s injury

Monday, December 22, 2025 Dwight Fraser Sports No comments

The medical staff at Italian Club As Roma is currently evaluating the injury sustained by Reggae Boy Leon Bailey last Saturday with scans and tests to clarify his expected layoff period.