Sarah Grossman Died For The Cause: Black Lives Matter

By Jamaica Live Medias / June 7, 2020

Sarah Grossman, an Ohio State University graduate died May 30 following a protests in Columbus. It is reported that she was among the protesters showing support for George Floyd who died in Minneapolis by the hands of four white police officers. According to nbc4, COLUMBUS (WCMH) — The City of Columbus is looking into social media reports…

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Killer Cops Arrested-George Floyd

By Jamaica Live Medias / June 4, 2020

All four killer cops of George Floyd are now arrested. According to the video and the criminal complaint, Derek Chauvin kept his knee on Floyd’s neck as Floyd pleaded that he could not breathe, as witnesses protested that he was dying, and even as Lane twice asked to turn him onto his side. Still, Chauvin…

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George Floyd died from ‘asphyxiation from sustained pressure

By Jamaica Live Medias / June 1, 2020

According to USA TODAY, An autopsy commissioned by George Floyd’s family determined that “asphyxiation from sustained pressure  was the cause” of Floyd’s death in an incident that has sparked tense protests and violence across the nation. The report from Dr. Michael Baden and Dr. Allecia Wilson who performed the autopsy, said there was “neck and back…

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Liverpool players take a knee in memory of George Floyd

By Jamaica Live Medias / June 1, 2020

According to Guardian UK, The chairman of Kick It Out has urged every Premier League footballer to protest against the killing of George Floyd by police by taking a knee when the season resumes this month and has said the Football Association should not punish players who use their platforms to call for social change. The picture featuring…

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Japanese Company Owns 80% Of Jamaica Public Service Electricity

By Jamaica Live Medias / May 23, 2020

Trisha Kahhn There is no light AGAIN!!!!!! in garveymeade st.catherine for the past 24hours… am i am unable to get through to anyone at your contact center… THIS IS RIDICULOUS!!!!! I WILL BE DISPUTING THESE CHARGES A BILL FOR 11500 FOR MINIMAL SERVICES OPERATING ONLY 1 FAN……JPS YOU ARE WORKING HARD FOR A LAW SUIT MASUMI KAKINOKI…

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Jamaica Live Top Stories: Farmer Workers Sign Waiver. Tufton Visited Quarantine. Lebron Host Class Off 2020

By Jamaica Live Medias / May 17, 2020

According to ET, James put on the event with his LeBron James Family Foundation in conjunction with the XQ Institute and the Entertainment Industry Foundation Partner. There are graduations all across the nation. Students are not able to celebrate their graduation after the coronavirus pandemic. All schools are closed. The basket ball star kicked off Saturday’s Graduate Together: America…

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Jamaica Live Top Stories: Complaints At Quarantine Facilities. Italy Deaths. Madagascar COVID CURE

By Jamaica Live Medias / May 16, 2020

Prime Minister Andrew Holness Addresses Complaints At Quarantine Facilities. 99% of Those Who Died From Virus Had Other Illness, Italy Says.Madagascar slams WHO for not endorsing its herbal curePresident Rajoelina said WHO has shut eyes, as a drug to combat COVID-19 has been discovered by a poor African country.#JamaicaLivers#Livers#jlnreports Spread the love

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Nevada Nurse Said NYC Murdering Minorities-Not COVID

By Jamaica Live Medias / May 5, 2020

The video is making rounds on Social Media and the story has been picked up by the Daily Mail. The video is of a very distraught nurse claiming people are being murdered in NYC not by COVID-19 as recorded. According to Daily Mail, Nicole Sirotek  who is an ICU nurse from Nevada came to NYC to…

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Quarantine Bill For Jamaican Arrivals US$100 per day

By Jamaica Live Medias / May 5, 2020

According to the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, Sen. Kamina Johnson Smith, mandatory quarantine for Jamaican arrivals are not free to taxpayers. Johnson Smith said it comes at a negotiated cost of US$100 per day including the accommodation and 3 meals per day, per person. The government reported it was negotiating with some…

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COVID-19 First Appeared In France In December

By Jamaica Live Medias / May 3, 2020

According to CGTN, The novel coronavirus first appeared in France on December 27, 2019, said Yves Cohen, an intensive care chief of a hospital in Paris, in an interview with local media on Sunday. Professor Yves Cohen affirms that a patient had Covid-19 in France from December 27 He told BFM TV that his medical team revisited test…

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The Jamaica Constabulary Force are the ‘The Envy of every Caribbean Nation,’ Says Bermuda Police Chief

Caribbean Law Enforcement Bodies Urged to Follow Jamaica’s Lead as Crime Plummets The Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) has emerged as the gold standard for crime reduction and police transformation in the Caribbean, according to Bermuda’s Commissioner of Police, Daren Simons. Speaking at the launch of the JCF’s Transformation Expo 2.0 on Thursday, Simons lauded Jamaica’s…
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Jamaica Live viewer poll has revealed strong approval for Prime Minister Andrew Holness

June 22, 2025 – Kingston, JamaicaA Jamaica Live Viewer Poll conducted between June 19 and June 22 has revealed strong approval for Prime Minister Andrew Holness, with over 84% of respondents expressing satisfaction with his leadership. The poll, which engaged 677 participants from across the island and diaspora viewers, sought to gauge public sentiment on…
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Why Jamaican Athletes Running for Turkey Just Won’t Be the Same

A growing trend of Jamaican athletes switching allegiance to countries like Turkey has raised eyebrows — and for good reason. It may look like an opportunity for greater financial support or international exposure, but the truth is, running for another country is not the same. Especially when that country isn’t Jamaica. A significant shift is…
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First Set of Buses for Rural School Transport System Headed to Jamaica

Government Pushes Forward with Plan to Bridge Educational Access Gap Kingston, Jamaica – June 21, 2025 — The Government of Jamaica has officially commenced shipment of the first set of school buses under its groundbreaking Rural School Bus System, a major initiative aimed at transforming education access for students in rural communities. The buses, currently…
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PICA to Stop Accepting Old Cotton Banknotes by June 30, 2025

Kingston, Jamaica – June 21, 2025 The Passport, Immigration and Citizenship Agency (PICA) has announced that it will cease accepting the old cotton-based banknotes as of June 30, 2025, following the Bank of Jamaica’s (BOJ) decision to demonetize the notes effective July 1, 2025. The BOJ’s move to demonetize the old series of banknotes means…
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Jamaica Constabulary Force Showcases a New Era of Policing at the Transformations Expo 2.0

Kingston and Montego Bay, Jamaica – June 19 to 22, 2025 Today is the Day! JCF Transformation Expo 2.0 Officially Kicks Off in Kingston and Montego Bay The highly anticipated Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) Transformations: People, Quality & Technology Expo 2.0 officially kicks off today, promising four days of innovation, interaction, and inspiration. The Expo…
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