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Kingston man faces murder charge after deadly road trap

Residents in Black River receive care packages

Firefighter homeless after battling Hurricane Melissa on the frontline

Water returns to more communities in St Elizabeth and Manchester

Traffic Authority resumes limited operations Monday

Sangster to resume commercial flights Saturday

Business man charged with rape of 11-y-o girl

Gov't cracks down on greedy taxi drivers amid storm recovery

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All toll roads remain free of cost - Vaz

'Barry G' hailed for promotion of reggae and dancehall music

Death toll from Hurricane Melissa rises to 19

UWI suspends classes at Western and Mona campuses following Hurricane Melissa

13 relief flights to arrive in Jamaica today

US search and rescue teams join efforts to help Western Jamaica after Hurricane Melissa

Hurricane Melissa destroys St Ann restaurant, owner stays positive

Homeless man buried beneath collapsed container during Hurricane Melissa

Gov't warns donors of online Hurricane Melissa relief scams

McKenzie expects death toll to rise after Hurricane Melissa

Some schools to reopen days after Hurricane Melissa

73-y-o woman dies in Greater Portmore house fire

Over 150 Roads Impacted by Hurricane Melissa, Says Morgan

No more flash flood watch - Met Service

Damage to Sangster International not as bad as appears on videos -Vaz

Relief flights today, commercial ones to resume on Thursday at Norman Manley and Ian Fleming airports

Hurricane Melissa ravages Key Largo months after Beryl

Bodies found in Black River, St Elizabeth following Melissa

St James severely impacted by Melissa

Reggae Sumfest pleases patrons

July 24, 2018

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Bounty Killer engages the audience.

Damian 'Jr Gong' Marley shows off his locks during his set.

Rygin King

Keznamdi entertains the audience.

Teejay ignites the audience.

Ding Dong (right) and Safaree (left) help a young patrons to put money in his pocket.

Tommy Lee Sparta closes the show in a vibrant fashion.

Popcaan (right) shares a moment with Dre Island.

This patron could not contain herself.

Patrons were treated to some amazing performances from the very best in reggae and dancehall at Reggae Sumfest on the weekend. While there were high expectations from acts like Bounty Killer, Spice, Damian Marley, Tommy Lee Sparta, Beres Hammond and Sizzla, newcomers like Rygin King and Teejay were able to make their mark on the festival that was held at Catherine Hall in Montego Bay.

Here are the highlights.

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