Well. In case you didn’t know, Jamaican television personality Amita Persaud-Webb is still flaunting a sexy beach body up to this day.

Amita was recently sighted at Jamaica Carnival road march 2013 rocking a cute gold costume, revealing her sexy figure.

She is definitely one to admire.

Photo: Amita Persaud-Webb (Asafa Powell’s Babymother) Rocks Nose Chain

She is known for her hosting role on CVM TV’s Fiwi Choice.

Jamaican sprint sensation Asafa Powell welcomed his first child with girlfriend Amita last year October.

Photos: Amita Persaud-Webb (Asafa Powell’s Babymother) Shows Off Her Sexy Post-pregnancy Figure

Photo: Yendi Phillipps Flaunts Sexy Beach Body In Carnival 2013 Masquerade Costume

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It’s now one year and six months since dancehall superstar Vybz Kartel has been locked away behind bars for two murder charges related to the death of Clive “Lizard” Williams and Barrington “Bossie” Burton.

Vybz Kartel, whose real name is Adidja Palmer, returns to court on Wednesday, May 27 when his murder trial is expected to get underway.

However, will there be more delays in Vybz Kartel’s trial?

Could Vybz Kartel stay in lock up for another one and a half year?

Why is it taking so long to try a man who has been restrained from his liberty?

Let’s be real about it.

One year and six months is just too long to have a man who has not been convicted of any offence locked behind bars serving a sentence for which he has not been convicted.

Yes, I agree that murder is a serious allegation but the state has no business having a man locked behind bars for so long without conviction for the alleged offence.

The state needs to get on with it. Try him, convict or exonerate him.

Vybz Kartel was arrested in late September of 2011, in Kingston, Jamaica.

He was slapped with two murder charges related to the death of Clive “Lizard” Williams and Barrington “Bossie” Burton.

Authorities say they are in possession of video evidence linking Vybz Kartel and his co-accused to Williams’ murder.

Despite all the talks of evidence against the Jamaican entertainer, his team says the “Dancehall Hero” will not go down without a fight.

Do you think there will be more delays in Vybz Kartel’s trial (as obviously, he has been virtually sentenced for over one and a half year) or will there be a positive verdict in the near future?

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The raunchy photo displays two Jamaican females; both dressed in short shorts, posing freaky with a lollipop.

Image courtesy of FunInJamaica.net.

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Meanwhile in Jamaica, the world’s fastest man ever Usain Bolt was sighted mashing up some crispy KFC chicken (probably just a marketing stunt) while getting wild at Carnival road march 2013.

Images courtesy of TASZ Photography.

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Meanwhile in Jamaica…  a person that is said to be insane tries to attack a Jamaican police officer.

Watch the video to see how it all ended.

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Earlier this year while Snoop Lion (formerly named Snoop Dogg) was in Jamaica producing his new album and filming his Rastafarian/reggae-themed documentary titled “Reincarnated,” the rapper and dancehall artiste Popcaan took some time to puff some of Jamaica’s finest strain of THC (better known as high grade marijuana).

In the images, you can see Popcaan puffing on his typical big head spliff, while Snoop eyes take us all the way to North Korea.

Its just too obvious, both artistes were blazing high.

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Among the measures which were announced by Police Commissioner Owen Ellington is the refusal of permits to venues with a history of violence and to events that feature entertainers with a bad reputation and influence.

As part of the measures, Ellington has also instructed his senior officers not to grant permits for events where the music will be a nuisance to one household and where the event is likely to impede the normal use of the road.

To ensure compliance, he says divisional officers will be accountable to their area officers who will answer to him for any deviation from these measures.

The commissioner says these measures come amid reports that street dances are being held without approval from the police and are going well beyond the midnight and 2 a.m. cut off times for weekdays and weekends respectively.

He says this nuisance is no longer confined to weekends or to the Corporate Area as dances are being held every day across the entire island.

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The chances of seeing a second reggae album from Snoop Lion (formerly Snoop Dogg) seem slim after the rapper-turned-reggae star revealed his is unsure of his next career move. Share on Facebook

Snoop Lion told NME that he may never do another reggae album in Jamaica, due to issues with Bunny Wailer and members of the Rastafarian Millennium Council, who accused the rap icon of exploiting Rastafarian culture for profits.

“I definitely feel like I’m gonna make more music but I don’t know if I’m gonna go to Jamaica, I may wanna go somewhere else. I may wanna venture into another part of the world. Some things you let them be what they are. That was a priceless moment. I may wanna do something different next time.”

“I’m just saying I don’t know if I want to repeat the same process as far as going to Jamaica and making a reggae album. I may wanna go to another country and make a reggae album. I may wanna make a rap album. I don’t know.”

In addition, words in the street is that there is a deeper reason for Snoop Lion turning his back on Jamaica, the island that changed his life forever.

According to UrbanIslandz.com, an anonymous source at the Rastafarian Millennium Council in Jamaica exclusively told the celebrity gossip website that some unknown Rastafarians have been sending death threats to the rapper.

“Am not surprise Snoop don’t want to come back to Jamaica because I heard from good source that he has been getting death threats from rastas,” the source said, requesting anonymity.

“Rastafarian is about peace, love and unity, so these Rastas who are sending these threats are not members of the council,” the source added.

“Yes there were some issues with Snoop and the Council but we don’t address issues with violence, we love Snoop and we welcome him with open arms,” the source continues.”

Despite this allegation, Snoop says he will continue to spread the Rastafarian message of peace and love.

However, the rap legend, turn reggae star, has not returned to Jamaica since then.

Snoop Lion was in Jamaica in February to shoot the video for “Lighters Up,” a collaborative single featuring Dancehall artists Mavado and Popcaan who will appear on the rapper’s upcoming album “Reincarnated,” due in stores on April 23.

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National Integrity Action (NIA) is a not-for-profit organization that was launched in December 2011 with the objective of combatting corruption in Jamaica on a non-partisan basis.

This film, produced by NIA, graphically details four episodes in Jamaica’s 50-year Post-Independence history, each of which speaks to how corruption undermines Jamaica’s achievements.

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Right now, many Jamaicans are pissed at the Bureau of Standards Jamaica due to that they have failed on every occasion thus far to truly warn the public about unsafe toilet tissues on the shelves.

People are annoyed and disappointed at the Bureau of Standards Jamaica for failing to name the dangerous and bacteria laden tissues that are involved, which may have or could have contributed to vaginal infection in our women.

In late March, the Bureau of Standards Jamaica (BSJ) on said it has, in recent weeks, detained 10 shipments of imported toilet tissues, including three which have tested positive for high bacterial load.

In a statement, the entity said the “high bacteria load is indicative of poor manufacturing practices, which could pose a risk to health and safety.

“This is substantiated by [the] Ministry of Health, [which is] now undertaking to increase surveillance of local manufacturers of toilet tissue and paper hand towels to ensure compliance to good manufacturing practices,” the Bureau said.