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🎶 LAUDERHILL — Something new is popping off in South Florida this April! 🔥Pull up to the Mid-Week Mingle at Carib Island...
03/30/2025

🎶 LAUDERHILL — Something new is popping off in South Florida this April! 🔥

Pull up to the Mid-Week Mingle at Carib Island Restaurant () starting Wednesday, April 2, 2025, from 6 PM ‘til late! 💃🏽🎉

Come catch a vibe with Music Marshall. Located at 4620 N. University Drive, Lauderhill, FL 33351, this is the new midweek lime you don’t wanna miss! 🍹🇯🇲🎶

Who’s rolling through for the first night? 👀👇

📍 Save the date. Tell a friend. Tag your crew.

Follow to stay updated on all things Caribbean in South Florida and beyond.

Edwin Allen High () quartet celebrate winning the girls sprint medley relays in 4:04.62 minutes.📍 National Stadium (King...
03/30/2025

Edwin Allen High () quartet celebrate winning the girls sprint medley relays in 4:04.62 minutes.

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Edwin Allen High's () Class 4 4x100m relay team celebrates its gold medal performance. They won in 47.83 seconds.📍 Natio...
03/30/2025

Edwin Allen High's () Class 4 4x100m relay team celebrates its gold medal performance. They won in 47.83 seconds.

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St. Jago High's () Class 3 4x100m winning relay team celebrates victory in 42.57 seconds. St Jago High's Class 3 4x100m ...
03/30/2025

St. Jago High's () Class 3 4x100m winning relay team celebrates victory in 42.57 seconds. St Jago High's Class 3 4x100m winning relay team celebrates victory in 42.57 seconds.

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Alikay Reynolds of Alphansus Davis High () eases after winning the Class 2 800m gold in 2:11.58 minutes.📍 National Stad...
03/30/2025

Alikay Reynolds of Alphansus Davis High () eases after winning the Class 2 800m gold in 2:11.58 minutes.

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Dancehall icon Vybz Kartel () and the legendary Grace Jones () just secured spots on Billboard’s () 100 Best Dance Songs...
03/30/2025

Dancehall icon Vybz Kartel () and the legendary Grace Jones () just secured spots on Billboard’s () 100 Best Dance Songs of All Time list! 🔥

Vybz Kartel’s electrifying vocals on “Pon de Floor” by Major Lazer () & Afrojack () landed at #60, while Grace Jones’ timeless classic “Pull Up to the Bumper” sits strong at #82. From the dancehall bashment to international dance floors, Jamaican music stays running tings worldwide. 🌍💃🏾

With over 1.9 BILLION YouTube views and 4M+ monthly Spotify () listeners, Kartel’s influence is STILL going strong post-release. Grace Jones? Forever iconic, forever untouchable. 👑

Which Jamaican dance track do YOU think should've made the list? Drop your favorites in the comments ⬇️

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📍KINGSTON, JAMAICA — U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has sought to ease concerns among Jamaicans living in the Unite...
03/30/2025

📍KINGSTON, JAMAICA — U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio has sought to ease concerns among Jamaicans living in the United States, stating that law-abiding green card holders and visa holders have “nothing to fear” amid heightened immigration enforcement.

Speaking at a press conference in Kingston during his recent Caribbean tour, Rubio addressed anxieties from the Jamaican diaspora over possible deportations under the Trump administration’s immigration stance.

“If you’re a green card holder and you’re not any of these things [criminal or national security threats], you’re going to be fine,” Rubio assured, emphasizing that deportation efforts will focus on individuals involved in criminal activity or who pose risks to public safety.

Rubio also noted that Jamaica is not a major contributor to unauthorized U.S. migration. “It’s not even in the top 10 or top 20,” he said, while reiterating that visa abuse and violence will result in removal.

His comments come as many Caribbean immigrants in the U.S. express concern over the administration’s increasingly strict policies on immigration and deportation.

Do you think the Secretary’s statements are enough to ease concerns in the Jamaican community? Share your thoughts below. ⬇️

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📍JAMAICA 🇯🇲 — Portmore is one step closer to becoming Jamaica’s 15th parish. The Supreme Court has officially lifted the...
03/30/2025

📍JAMAICA 🇯🇲 — Portmore is one step closer to becoming Jamaica’s 15th parish. The Supreme Court has officially lifted the injunction blocking the Parishes (Amendment) Act, 2025, allowing the government’s parish plan to proceed—*but with conditions*.

While the ruling clears a path forward, the court emphasized that all constitutional procedures must still be followed. The gov’t must either delay implementation or provide 30 days’ notice before making it official.

Both the JLP and PNP welcomed the court’s decision—though they're still divided. The opposition, which filed the original injunction, argues the parish move could impact electoral boundaries and warned of possible “gerrymandering” ahead of elections. The gov’t says it’s just delivering on a promise to Portmore residents. ⚖️

📣 Do YOU think Portmore should be Jamaica’s next parish, or is it all political? Drop your thoughts below! 👇🏾

Read more: https://bit.ly/3QUy807
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Hydel's () Taiefa Gowe (right) clears the waterjump alongside her rival, Sushana Johnson of Edwin Allen during the girls...
03/29/2025

Hydel's () Taiefa Gowe (right) clears the waterjump alongside her rival, Sushana Johnson of Edwin Allen during the girls' 2000m steeplechase final.

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KC's () Brian Kiprop clears a barrier well ahead of rivals in the boys' 2000m steeplechase final.📍 National Stadium (Kin...
03/29/2025

KC's () Brian Kiprop clears a barrier well ahead of rivals in the boys' 2000m steeplechase final.

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Excelsior High's (.jm) Kishawn Hoffman powers over a barrier on his way to victory in the boys' Class 1 400m hurdles fin...
03/29/2025

Excelsior High's (.jm) Kishawn Hoffman powers over a barrier on his way to victory in the boys' Class 1 400m hurdles final in 50.97 seconds.

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Micah Wills of Calabar High () jumps a barrier on his way to victory in the boys' Class 2 400m hurdles final on Friday n...
03/29/2025

Micah Wills of Calabar High () jumps a barrier on his way to victory in the boys' Class 2 400m hurdles final on Friday night.

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Kellyann Carr of Edwin Allen () powers over a barrier heading for home in the girls' 400m hurdles Open final.📍 National ...
03/29/2025

Kellyann Carr of Edwin Allen () powers over a barrier heading for home in the girls' 400m hurdles Open final.

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Jody-Ann Daley of Hydel High School () crosses the finish line to win the girls' Class 1 200m final in 23.53 seconds a s...
03/29/2025

Jody-Ann Daley of Hydel High School () crosses the finish line to win the girls' Class 1 200m final in 23.53 seconds a short while ago. Daley upset the 100m champion Sabrina Dockery, who clocked 23.63 seconds, and more importantly, was registering her second win in just a few hours as she had won the Class 1 100m hurdles earlier.

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St. Jago High's () Rajaun Romelly (center) powers away from the field to win the Class 3 200m final in 22.57 seconds. Ki...
03/29/2025

St. Jago High's () Rajaun Romelly (center) powers away from the field to win the Class 3 200m final in 22.57 seconds. Kingston College's () Emmile Higgins (right) finished third in 23.93 seconds while his teammate Andre Genus (left) was sixth in 23.43 seconds.

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Shanoya Douglas of Muschett High () celebrates winning the Class 2 200m gold in 23.30 seconds to complete the sprint dou...
03/29/2025

Shanoya Douglas of Muschett High () celebrates winning the Class 2 200m gold in 23.30 seconds to complete the sprint double, having won the 100m gold on Wednesday.

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Adalia Simpson of Holmwood Technical High (.trackandfield) reacts after winning the Class 4 200m gold medal in 25.15 sec...
03/29/2025

Adalia Simpson of Holmwood Technical High (.trackandfield) reacts after winning the Class 4 200m gold medal in 25.15 seconds.

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Shannia Campbell of St. Jago High runs towards the finish line in the Class 3 200m final to win in 24.15 seconds.📍 Natio...
03/29/2025

Shannia Campbell of St. Jago High runs towards the finish line in the Class 3 200m final to win in 24.15 seconds.

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