Me nah lie, a Killer bus me. Memba yu have a faada,
yu get big, yu have yu own family,
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Ninja Man called out Beenie Man and Bounty Killerin vain. Fantan Mojah demanded that Risto Benjie be sent for a clash, but he was not around; neither was D'Angel to respond to Spice's mocking "a nuff man she got".
Aidonia took aim at Munga, who passed up on Guinness Sting 2007 and although earlier Bounty Killer had much earlier changed a line in Cyaa Believe Me Eye to "cyaa believe sey Kartel bleach out him face", when he closed Guinness Sting 2007 as head of the Portmore Empire Kartel did not respond. |
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Deadly fruity gels
Kids hospitalised after choking, local authorities warn consumers
A lthough Mini Fruity Gels, a popular fruit-based sweet, have been banned in the island for the past two years, THE weekend STAR has learnt that the products are still very much on the market and have caused injuries to at least two children
The gels consist of a sweetened jelly-like exterior with a hard chunk of fruit in the centre. They were banned in Europe and the United States by the European Union and the Food and Drug Administration, respectively, after it was discovered that they were potentially hazardous. The gel is made of konjac, a binding agent made from the konnyaku root. |
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Village get off the mark
T he drought for Village United finally came to an end as the Trelawny team got their first win of the season in the Cash Plus Premier League. A 77th penalty by Troy Smith and another by Omar Allen in time-added-on gave Village an unlikely 2-0 win over St. Georges Sports Club and their first full points this season from 13 games. Village still occupy the bottom of the standings, however, with eight points.
Only Wednesday, St. Georges were riding a high wave after beating Harbour View 2-0. The Portlanders have slipped to fourth spot with 18 points.
While Smith and Allen were the goalscorers, the architect of the victory was club stalwart Fabian Dawkins, who had a foot in both goals. In the first instance, his cross was handled by Dale Wallace while on the second occasion his cross was slotted home by Allen from inside the six-yard box.
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Bounty dismisses
'never-see-come-see'
Beenie
Mel Cooke, Freelance Writer
Deejays Bounty Killer (right) and Elephant Man onstage at 'Welcome to Jamrock'.
A fter a display of musical versatility by Javaughn, who sang of Peer Pressure and played keyboards, drums and bass guitar, the regal prowl of Etana as she sang of the Wrong Address and encouraged all to hold on their Roots, the extended reggae rockers of Rootz Underground came to 'Welcome To Jamrock'.
Those gathered at the Constant Spring football field on Friday evening at The Gleaner-sponsored show which started just before its slated 9:00 p.m., cheered on Tarrus Riley's advice to Beware, held up their Lion Paw and agreed that She's Royal. Then the third Jamrock went dancehall with Collie Buddz...... |
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Jonique Gaynor, Staff Reporter
E ight Americans who were robbed while on vacation in Runaway Bay last year, say they have not been fully compensated for the incident and are planning to sue the owners of the resort.
The four couples visited the island in June 2006 and were expecting to have the time of their lives. Four days after they arrived and checked into the Whiffle-Tree Villa in Runaway Bay, St.Ann, however, they were robbed by three armed men.
One of the victims, Sandra Borke, recounted the events to THE STAR, "It happened about 8:40 p.m. We were in the main living area and we were in the middle of a board game. Two men entered through the kitchen holding hand guns and they were |
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