By JamRadio Caribbean News Desk
The Southern Caribbean remains on edge this weekend as U.S. Marines set to conduct traning exercises with Trinidad and Tobago Defence Forces amid escalating tensions with Venezuela
Port of Spain - Trinidad has become the latest flashpoint in a widening U.S. military presence across the Caribbean. American military equipment was off‑loaded ahead of joint exercises with the Trinidad and Tobago Defence Force. Officially, these drills are framed as counter‑narcotics and crime‑fighting cooperation, but the scale of deployments and their proximity to Venezuela has fueled speculation of a looming confrontation.
A press release from the Trinidad and Tobago......
By JamaRadio News Desk
George's Plain, Westmoreland native Ferron Perue, who works as a network engineer based in the UK, is stepping up in a big way to support families in his hometown communitiy devastated by Hurricane Melissa in western Jamaica.
With communications infrastructure crippled and entire communities left in ruins, Ferron is mobilising support from the UK using his technical expertise and personal connections to make a difference.
“I’ve spoken to folks in my community. They’ve lost everything,” Ferron shared. “We can’t wait for help to trickle down. We have to act now.”
Prime Minister Dr. Andew Holness embraces a resident......
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For millions of people around the world, British citizenship isn’t just a dream, it might be a legal right they’ve never claimed.
If you were born outside the UK but have a parent born in the United Kingdom or one of its overseas territories, you could already be a British citizen. And if not, you might still have the right to register and apply for a British passport. The key is knowing where to look—and understanding how history shaped your legal status. Let's take a deeper dive into the key principles.
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Why the United Kingdom Must Offer Humanitarian Visas to Jamaicans After Hurricane Melissa
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Hurricane Melissa didn’t just tear through homes, it exposed the cracks in Britain’s moral compass. As Jamaica struggles to recovers from one of the worst storm in its history, the UK has pledged £7.5 million in aid following criticsm of its initial £2.5 million offer: shelter kits, solar lamps, and rapid deployment teams have been sent. But for thousands of Jamaicans — especially children, families, and those medically at risk are still......
By JamRadio Editorial Team
When Hurricane Melissa tore through Jamaica, flattening homes, severing power lines, and displacing tens of thousands, the UK government responded with a figure that felt like a slap in the face: £2.5 million. A paltry offer for a nation in dire need of emergency assistance. Less than what Britain spends on PR consultants for overseas wars. Less than what Jamaica has given Britain—historically, culturally, economically, and through centuries of unpaid labour and stolen lives.
The backlash was immediate and furious. CockneyAlf, a Londoner with Windrush roots, summed up the mood:
“The King is head of state of Jamaica. Jamaicans came here to......
The sands of El Fasher in Sudan has turned red with the blood of its citizens as world leaders ignore the Genocide.
The sands of El Fasher in Sudan has turned red with the blood of its citizens. Not metaphorically, not poetically, but literally stained with the blood of civilians executed in broad daylight by Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces, while the world ignores.
Satellite images analyzed by Yale’s Humanitarian Research Lab show what global institutions refuse to confront: bodies dumped in hospital courtyards, mass graves forming in real time, and pools of blood visible from orbit. This is not a hidden genocide. It is visible from space.
For over 500 days, El Fasher, North......
Jamaica to Airlift Food Aid into Communities Cut Off by Hurricane Melissa as U.S. Disaster Team Arrives on Island
By JamRadio Caribbean Desk
KINGSTON, JAMAICA — The Jamaican government has confirmed that it will begin airlifting food, water, and emergency supplies to communities rendered inaccessible by Hurricane Melissa, as widespread infrastructure damage continues to isolate large sections of the island.
Jamaica's Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness comforts a tearful survivor while visiting communites devastated by Hurricane Melissa
Speaking from Norman Manley International Airport, Minister of Education, Skills, Youth and Information, Senator Dr. the Hon. Dana Morris......
By JamRadio Newsdesk | Royal Affairs
Royal Titles Revoked, Evicted from Royal Lodge, and Cut Off from State Funds
Buckingham Palace has confirmed that Prince Andrew has been stripped of his birthright title and will no longer be referred to as “Prince” in any official capacity. The decision, authorised by King Charles, marks the final severance of Andrew’s formal ties to the monarchy.
Effective immediately, Andrew will be known as Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, and has been instructed to vacate Royal Lodge, his longtime residence in Windsor. The Palace cited “the need to uphold the dignity of the Crown” and “protect the integrity of public service”......
Windrush Support Groups Could Face Fines and Asset Seizure Under New Home Office Powers
By JamRadio News Desk | Social Affairs
The UK Home Office has announced sweeping new powers allowing the Immigration Advice Authority (IAA) to seize assets from unregistered immigration advisers. While officials claim Windrush support groups “will not be affected,” contradictory guidance suggests otherwise—raising fears that grassroots organisations could face fines or criminalisation for offering help to victims of the Windrush scandal.
The IAA will gain Proceeds of Crime Act powers to trace, freeze, and confiscate earnings from unregistered advisers. Those found in breach......
Jamaica's Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness Warns of Severe Damage to Critical Infrastructure Following Hurricane Melissa
By JamRadio Caribbean News Desk |Jamaica
Prime Minister Dr. Andrew Holness has issued a stark warning following Hurricane Melissa’s catastrophic landfall, declaring the island a disaster zone and citing “severe damage to national infrastructure.”
The Category 5 hurricane battered Jamaica with sustained winds of up to 185 mph, triggering landslides, flooding major roads, and tearing roofs off hospitals and homes. Holness confirmed that the government expects loss of life and is prioritizing emergency assessments to guide the recovery......
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