Bounty Killer and former friend turn foe, Baby Cham have straightened out differences and are now back to doing music together. Cham is now apart of the Alliance camp, and is expected to many things.
Their first track features Bounty Killer, Baby Cham and Mykal Rose. the Riddim chune is produced by dancehall ace producer Dave Kelly, who was responsible for Bruk Out Showtime, Bug and many more of the classic riddims of the mid to late nineties.
It is a good vibe to see greats working again. The new track is called "Stronger":
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Saturday, 16 October 2010
DI SOURCES SUGGEST SEH BOUNTY KILLER DID NOT TRIM!!!
A wha do di one Bounty?
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Bounty did deejay sey him caan believehim eye, and we totally understand dat cause right now wi caan believe we a read sey him a bat fi abused women.
Is this the same Bounty Killer who in and out of court with one abuse charge after another?
Well, Reports are that the troubled dancehall DJ is set to join forces with the UNiTE campaign to end violence against women.
From what we understands under this campaign, the UN collaborates with influential individuals which include entertainers who will assist with their mission to put an end to violence against women in all its forms.
Bounty Killer who has been dragged in the news about numerous accusations of domestic abuse involving a few women was unable to confirm his participation with UNiTE’s campaign.
Bounty Killer is to return to court on November 9 to answer charges regarding his most recent domestic abuse case. While on November 8 the deejay is to face charges for ganja possession.
Hike in flour!! Lawd Gad !!! Again??!!!
The price gone up! That is the song Jamaicans will be singing when it comes on to a lot of food items. With chicken meat price sent to be increased by as much as 10%, flour is hot on its heels, and you know that will automatically reflect on all baked products.
Increases in the price of wheat on the global market have forced the Jamaica Flour Mills to announce a hike in the price of flour effective Monday, October 18.
"There is to be a movement in the price of flour upwards from a low of just under 12% for bakery and just under 18% for counter flour," Derick Nembhard, General Manager of the Jamaica Flour Mills said on Thursday.
The price of baked products is expected to go up as well.
Already the Consumer Affairs Commission says its calculations suggest that the price of baked products such as bread and water crackers will increase by an average 6 to 8%.
Nembhard added that this increase will be last for the rest of the year.
"All things being equal, we do not expect there to be any further adjustment for the rest of the year. However, that only takes us to the end of the year and the way prices are rising right now, we expect slightly higher prices in January and February," he said.
Feb 2011 trial date for Rev Al Miller..
A February 2011 trial date has been set for Rev Al Miller in whose company extradited fugitive Christopher 'Dudus' Coke was found when he was arrested.
The February 1 date was set yesterday when Rev Miller appeared in the Corporate Area Resident Magistrate's Court. His bail was extended.
He is to face charges of harbouring a fugitive and attempting to pervert the course of justice. He and Coke were travelling along the Mandela Highway in St Catherine in June when they were stopped by a police team who had them under surveillance.
Miller claimed he was taking Coke to the United States Embassy in Liguanea, St Andrew but the police said that, based on their investigations, no arrangement had been made with the embassy to accept Coke.
The reverend, who has maintained his innocence, was responsible for the handing over of Coke's younger brother Leighton 'Livety' Coke to the police.
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