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Speculation Continues Over Medical Condition of Dancehall Queen, Spice.

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There remains no solid evidence of, or statement debunking allegations that Grace Hamilton, the woman known as Spice in the dancehall world, is facing medical challenges at this time.

A new media report out of Jamaica has suggested that the artist’s health has worsened, citing an unnamed source, however no official statement besides a previous denial by her management, that she was in a coma, has since been issued.

Rumors began circulating earlier this week, that Spice had gone to the Dominican Republic to have a surgical procedure done. Marion Hall, formerly known as Lady Saw subsequently made a video in which she prayed for Spice’s health to be restored. She had referred to allegations that Spice had been in a coma following the surgical procedure. It was later denied by Hamilton’s management.

On October 17th, Spice posted a note to fans on Instagram, telling them she would not be posting for a while, saying that she was tired of being “their” only target for “clout and click bait.”


On Friday, Jamaican media house, Nationwide News issued a report with a headline that read, “Spice’s Health Reportedly Worsened in the Last 24 Hours.”

Fans online have been anxiously seeking accurate information on their beloved dancehall artist. On Friday, Spice’s former love interest, Justin Budd posted a photo of himself with the caption, “Game face.” It soon became an opportunity for Spice’s fans to seek details on her health, with many asking him for answers they needed. Nothing was forthcoming up to the time of this article.

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Jamaica’s Beenie Man Berates T&T’s Delicacy of Choice on Major Podcast. Artiste Now Facing Backlash.

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One ‘Drink Champs’ appearance has landed internationally acclaimed dancehall artiste, Beenie Man, in hot water. The ‘Gyal Dem Sugar’ singer appeared on the popular US platform recently, after returning to the US after many years, having been previously barred from entry.

”I love Trinidad. I love Trinidad but dog don’t eat doubles. I don’t eat anything that dog don’t eat,” he told hosts Nore and DJ EFN. The duo had asked the entertainer whether he ate the Trinidad and Tobago delicacy. He went on to say that while the popular street food is nice, and he’s had it a couple times, even outlining the ‘triples’ version, he said he would not eat it because if it’s thrown to the dogs, they refuse to eat it.

Today, in a swift denouncement of an artiste that has been on many stages in T&T for decades, the people of Trinidad and Tobago have demanded an apology. On popular radio station, Vibe CT 105FM, hosts Ken Simmons and George Gonzales debated the matter, George calling for DJs to desist from playing the artiste’s music until a proper apology is received. Many callers echoed his sentiments.

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Caribbean Diaspora Leaders to Inspire Change at Disruptive Leadership Conference in Miami.

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In Miami, a Jamaican media personality is making waves. Dr. Terri-Karelle Johnson is a media personality and advocate for innovative leadership. She will host the Disruptive Leadership Conference,  which takes place from March 12th to March 14th at the Sheraton Miami Airport Hotel & Executive Meeting Center in Miami, Florida.

Under the theme “The Future of Leadership: Opportunities | Risks | Rewards,” the event will bring together leaders from the Caribbean diaspora who are making significant strides across various industries. Johnson’s dynamic approach aims to inspire attendees to cultivate their leadership potential while addressing the evolving challenges faced in various industries.

David Mullings, founder and CEO of Blue Mahoe Capital

The conference features a distinguished lineup of speakers from the Caribbean and Caribbean American communities. These include Rochelle Cameron, founder of Prescient Consulting Services Limited and an international speaker; David Mullings, founder and CEO of Blue Mahoe Capital, who is dedicated to creating economic opportunities in the Caribbean; Jeanne Aguet, founder of Loving Is Key, which promotes self-love and community empowerment; Marlon Hill, partner at Weiss Serota Helfman Cole & Bierman, specializing in corporate law and social entrepreneurship; Monique Russell, CEO of Clear Communication Solutions, who focuses on enhancing communication strategies; Julie Turney, founder of HR@Heart Consulting Inc., advocating for mental health in the workplace; Christopher Lee, a consultant specializing in cross-cultural communications and business development; Rochelle Gapere, an attorney and happiness coach, empowering individuals in personal development; Dr. Nicole Grimes, an award-winning education consultant and founder of the Carib Biz Network; Natalie Bennett, former Google Senior Product Manager who now leads Thrive Mindset LLC, focusing on STEM diversity and personal development; Naomi Garrick, CEO of Garrick Communications Ltd., specializing in personal branding and PR; Ryan Utsman, VP at UFC Gym, emphasizing passion and purpose in leadership; Sky Jarrett; and Dr. Kerry Mitchell Brown, both of whom have made significant contributions in their respective fields.

The Disruptive Leadership Conference will offer engaging workshops and networking opportunities, providing actionable strategies for today’s leaders.

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