The eight renewal of the annual Magnum GT Taylor Reggae Christmas Extravaganza to be held on December 25th at Independence Park, Black River, promises to be bigger and better this year. The event has featured some of Jamaica’s finest Reggae and Dance hall acts over the years such as, Shaggy, Beenie Man, Morgan Heritage, Sean Paul, Richie Stevens, John Holt, Ken Boothe, Mr. Vegas, Coco Tea, Sugar Minot and Elephant Man to name a few. With magnum as the title sponsor again this year, the event in keeping with tradition will feature a very exciting lineup of artists, to be announced at a later date. Continue reading Magnum GT Taylor Reggae Christmas Extravaganza For Independence Park Black River On December 25th
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The cell towers, also known as telecommunication base stations, will be deployed islandwide, but a review of planning approvals over the past few months indicates that the majority will be located in the parishes of St. Ann, St. Elizabeth and St. Catherine. Boost The programme will boost C&WJ’s cell sites to more than 600. But this number is still far behind its chief rival competitor Digicel Jamaica Limited which has over 1,000 sites islandwide. Continue reading Cable & Wireless Jamaica Limited (C&WJ) pumps $2.8 billion in 120 cell towers
The deejay, whose real name is Moses Davis, was booked to appear before RM Parkins yesterday to answer to charges of tax evasion, due to his alleged failure to pay his income tax. RM Parkins, clearly upset by Beenie Man’s failure to honour the court date, told the court “no one is above the law, not even me.” He also wondered aloud how the deejay could miss a court date that was publicly mentioned on television and radio. The ‘Doctor’ reportedly owes the Government $29.29 million in back taxes and $18.64 million in penalties, bringing the outstanding amount to $47.93 million. Continue reading Beenie a wanted man
In a statement to Parliament yesterday, Clive Mullings, Minister of Energy, Mining and Telecommunications, said the matter requires the “most thorough investigation”. “Accordingly, the Government has requested the Auditor General to conduct a detailed audit of all expenditure in respect of this project,” Mr. Mullings said. He added, “We have also invited the Contractor General to investigate the circumstances in which such huge payments were made to these suppliers without the required procurement procedures being followed.” Continue reading Shady deal – Probe ordered into free Cuban light bulb distribution in Jamaica |
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Source: JamaicaGleaner.com - Resident Magistrate Owen Parkins yesterday issued a warrant for the immediate arrest of deejay Beenie Man after he failed to appear in the Civil Division of the Corporate Area Resident Magistrate’s Court. 