Contemplating the turmoil sown by the return of President Trump, nobody could deny that the results of leadership elections in major nations matter to the rest of the world.
A furious political row has broken out after two Labour MPs were denied entry to Israel and deported after being accused of planning to “spread anti-Israel hatred”.
The IDF says it mistakenly identified a convoy of aid workers as a threat – following the emergence of a video which proved their ambulances were clearly marked when Israeli troops opened fire on them.
Out now via House Of Riddim Productions: Reggae Ambassador, the latest release from the soulful Qshan Deya. Backed by the unmistakable sound of Austria’s House Of Riddim band. The post Reggae Ambassador – Qshan Deya appeared first on World A Reggae Entertainment.
Having toured the world as a talented backing vocalist for numerous Jamaican artists and currently touring with Romain Virgo, Janeel Mills continues to carve her path as a solo artist. After the success of her breakout hit “Johnny,” she returns with a brand-new single titled “Hope,” produced by Makiri Whyte. “Hope” is an upbeat reggae fusion track […] The post Janeel Mills Delivers Uplifting New Single “Hope” appeared first on World A Reggae Entertainment.
“Rise Up,” the latest single from Singing Gold and Natty King, was released on March 29, 2025, under the Country Yard label.  This track delivers an uplifting message about overcoming obstacles and striving for success despite challenges. The song is available on major streaming platforms. The post Rise Up – Singing Gold & Natty King appeared first on World A Reggae Entertainment.
Establishing the truth in war is always difficult.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has hit out at the US over its “weak” response to lethal Russian attacks on his hometown on Friday.
Footage has emerged of the moment 15 aid workers were killed in Gaza last month – showing their ambulances and fire insignia were clearly visible when Israeli troops opened fire on them.
Gaza’s health ministry has removed 1,852 people from its official list of war fatalities since October, after finding that some had died of natural causes or were alive but had been imprisoned.
