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UWI freshers feel security jitters - Vimarsana News

UWI freshers feel security jitters

As many first-year students who have matriculated into The University of the West Indies, Mona prepare to start classes next week, security at the St Andrew-based institution remains top of mind. The campus had to grapple with a number of security-...

Kiprich Drops 'Women Protest' As He Blasts The Senseless Killings Of Women - Vimarsana News

Kiprich Drops 'Women Protest' As He Blasts The Senseless Killings Of Women

Kiprich is incensed at the spate of high-profile killings involving women, and he has penned a new single called Women Protest to urge men to stop

Painful, but worth the effort - Jamaica Observer - Vimarsana News

Painful, but worth the effort - Jamaica Observer

Normally veteran journalist Cliff Hughes and his Nationwide News Network team would celebrate any high recognition of their work. However, while they feel a sense of satisfaction that their video ...

Salvaging the battered image of deadbeat, 'wutliss', absentee dads - Vimarsana News

Salvaging the battered image of deadbeat, 'wutliss', absentee dads

WHEN the obviously enraged semi-nude St Thomas mother was seen in a 2016 video cruelly beating her 12-year-old daughter with a machete, the condemnation came aplenty, but one question was rarely a...

SAVAGERY! - Disabled 17-y-o girl stabbed to death as stepmom slept - Vimarsana News

SAVAGERY! - Disabled 17-y-o girl stabbed to death as stepmom slept

The rural community of Green Bottom in Sandy Bay was jolted Monday evening by the bizarre murder of a disabled teenage girl who was savagely stabbed while her stepmother reportedly slept in an adjoining room of their Clarendon home. Shelly-Ann Williams, 17, who has Down syndrome, was discovered, lying face down in a pool of blood, by her father, Howard Williams, and stepmother Shelly-Ann Allen after her dad returned home from work and queried about her whereabouts. A visibly shaken Allen said that she last heard the teenager laughing in her room while speaking with her father on the phone ea...