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Those who left us in 2022 - Jamaica Observer

James Samuels James Samuels, bass vocalist of The Aces who sang on Desmond Dekker's Israelites and 007 (Shanty Town), died on January 29 at age 78. He passed away at the St Ann's Bay Hospital fro.

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Those who left us in 2022 - Jamaica Observer

Barbara Gloudon The veteran broadcaster and theatre legend died at the University Hospital of the West Indies May 11. She was 87. She wrote the radio drama Wrong Move, which aired on Radio Jamaic.

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Model left with horror face scars from racy leopard photoshoot opens animal sanctuary

Model left with horror face scars from racy leopard photoshoot opens animal sanctuary
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Conquerors Aston Campbell is dead - Jamaica Observer

ASTON Campbell, a m ember of rocksteady group The Conquerors, died on November 30 in his hometown of Troja, St Catherine. The trio, which recorded mainly for producers Sonia Pottinger and Duke .

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In their own words: Young Black farmers share what it takes to succeed

There are many ways to be a farmer in America. Three Black farmers tell why they have dedicated their lives to cultivating the land.

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