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Jamaican actor Keith ‘Shebada’ Ramsay came on the scene in 2006, after he entered the first season of
Comedy Buss, a comedy talent show in Jamaica where he placed third. He then started doing ‘roots’ plays which then led to him becoming a household name in
Bashment Granny.
The
Jamaica Gleaner in reviewing his performance in that play said, “Multi-talented Keith Ramsay is the pulsing heart of the show. He is the ever present next door neighbour who appears male yet seems to personify the stereotype that is ghetto female. The question of his sexuality is perhaps answered best by ‘Shebada’ himself when he says ‘mi deh pon di border line ” a line that became a pop culture statement and was even used in political circles.
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Several Dancehall artists took to Instagram to express dissatisfaction with the announcement that Jamaica would not be extending the travel ban on the United Kingdom that was slated to come to an end on Friday, April 30.
The ban was instituted as part of the measures under Jamaica’s Disaster Risk Management Act (DRMA) to curb the spread of the UK variant of the COVID-19 on the island.
The stars took exception to Minister of Tourism Edmund Bartlett’s statements relating to the significance of the lifting of the ban, in which he said it would enable the “critical gateways of Heathrow and Gatwick airports, to have transit for passengers coming through and who are fully compliant with health and safety protocols required for international travel”.
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Unicomer hosts first iConnect virtual awards
Unicomer OECS recognizing and rewarding employees for their contributions to the company virtually Social Share
On Saturday, April 10, Unicomer OECS, hosted its 1st Annual iConnect Staff Event. The event was held virtually and was aimed at recognizing and rewarding employees for their contributions to the company.
Adhering to COVID-19 protocols, the company moved away from a traditional “ballroom” ceremony to a live, interactive and virtual event. Employees were invited to join the event from the comfort of their homes, sharing the moment with their families and friends. The Company also facilitated grouped viewing in Countries where COVID-19 regulations permitted.