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Sizzla may not be able to perform in Barbados next week. This according to Tmothy Slinger of the Nation Newspaper Barabados.

Declaring that the country is at war with criminal gangs, the Government yesterday announced the introduction of soldiers, including the National Reserve, into its crime-fighting strategy, and promised that the state's response to the brutality of the gangs would be lethal.

Imam Yasin Abu Bakr, the leader of the Jamaat al Muslimeen, emerged from the Hall of Justice a free man yesterday and he will remain out on bail until the State decides when it will take a second shot at him.

Jamaica and reggae music will be highly represented at this year's St Lucia Jazz Festival by three musical stalwarts, each a generation apart as well as from different genres.

KINGSTON, Jamaica - A suspected armed robber linked to a string of hold-ups in Toronto last year has been arrested for murder in Jamaica.

Buju Banton had his turn. Bounty Killer had his day. Bob Marley had his segment. Beenie Man got a look in. Spragga was there, Cobra got intermittent spins and Sizzla had a couple shots.

An enraged worker at a Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) outlet who is reported to have used a pot of oil to scald a customer has greater consequences to worry about than losing his job. He could be facing jail time if he is found guilty when he faces the court today.

Trinidad and Tobago-born Kerron Clement of the University of Florida erased Michael Johnson's 10 year-old 400-metres indoor world record when he clocked 44.57 to highlight the second and final day of the NCAA Indoor Championships on Saturday.

One of reggae's most commercially successful DJ/singer duos, Chaka Demus and Pliers, is looking to resume their hit-making ways soon.

Those who have been longing for Siccaturie 'Jah Cure' Alcock to be released, will have a little while longer to see the singer.