Vybz Kartel Charged With Another Murder

Dancehall artist Vbyz Kartel, real name Adidja Palmer, has been charged with a second man’s murder. He is currently being held on a charge of killing Barrington Burton and is now being accused of killing another man. He is also being investigated for a number of murders, shootings and gun running.

Vybz Kartel Talks About Bottling Incident At Follow Di Arrow

Vybz Kartel talks on Ragashanti Live about the bottling incident that mash up Follow Di Arrow show over the weekend and left several people injured. Vybz say him too maga fi tek lick.

Part two after the jump.

Bottles & Gunshots Mash Up Follow Di Arrow Show

Last night during Follow Di Arrow show certain people in the audience decided to rain down bottles and stones on Bounty Killer. During the event, which was held in St. Mary at James Bond Beach, Bounty started to say something about Vybz Kartel when all hell broke loose. Bounty tried to hold him grounds by refusing to leave the stage. He said, "Mi nah run, after mi nah play dandy shandy” but the bottles coming at him got to be too much because he eventually fled the stage.

Word on the streets is that Vybz also went on stage to confront Bounty and also had to leave because of the violence. Gunshot erupted adding to the chaos and people had to run for their lives. Several people were injured but the details of their injuries is unknown at this time.

People need fi just cool.

St. Lucia Bans Vybz Kartel

St Lucia has become the latest Caribbean country to ban Jamaican dancehall singer, Vybz Kartel, who was scheduled to perform there at the end of the month.

The St Lucian government established a committee to discuss the request from the promoters to allow Vybz to perform there. It said that the committee looked at a number of factors, the history of the artiste, solicit views and opinions of key institutions and organizations in the country and determine the general impact of the artist’s performance on the population, particularly the youth.

“Having looked carefully at the significant amount of information presented, and considering the views and opinions of the many individuals and institutions as well as available options, the Government of St Lucia through the Ministry of Labour, Information and Broadcasting has decided not to grant a work permits to Mr Adidja Azim Palmer otherwise known as Vybz Kartel for performances at the Hot FM promoted Supreme Weekend show scheduled for April 30 and May 1, 2010.

“In light of the foregoing, and in order to ensure consistency and to avoid discrimination, Government has decided that in going forward, it is essential to establish a permanent committee to review applications for artistes seeking permits to perform in St Lucia,” the government said in a statement.

Vybz has been embroiled in a feud with a rival entertainer in Jamaica and has been banned from performing in several Caribbean islands. He has also been denied a visa to enter and perform in the United States.