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Dear Pastor, I love reading your column and I need your advice. I have a problem. I am just 18 years old and I don't know what to do. I am living with my mother and stepfather. My stepfather is always asking me for sex, and I can't tell my mother because when I was 14 years old, my mother used to have a man visiting her, and whenever she was not there, the man used to always ask me for sex. So one day I decided to tell my mother, and my mother didn't even ask him. She threatened to beat me because she said he would never put question to me. I called my father and told him and he threatened my mother. He told her if she put her hands on me because of her dirty man, the law will have to come for him. When my mother told the man what my father said, he said that he would leave because I am a liar. He left and my mother called my father and told him to come for me because I am causing trouble. My father told me to pack my bag. My aunt came for me and my mother started to cry an

Dear Pastor, I am a 43-year-old man and I am married, but I have a big problem. I got married 10 years ago to a beautiful woman. She thought she was pregnant, so we hurried up and got married. It was something we were planning and she missed her period and so thought that she was pregnant, so we decided to get married privately. Afterwards, we discovered that my wife was not pregnant at all. We laughed it off because it was not our wish to have a child born out of wedlock. Her sister and I were good friends. I had sex with her before I got married. We agreed that her sister and I should get married. But during the 10 years of my marriage, every time we had a chance, we had sex. She lives in New York and when I go to New York without my wife, we sleep together. To tell you the truth, I enjoy having sex with her more than my wife. She came to Jamaica and we had a family reunion where her mother saw us kissing. We did not see her and her mother told my wife. My wife asked me about it

Christopher 'Dudus' Coke Michael Christopher Coke, the son of Christopher 'Dudus' Coke, was shot and injured during Nomination Day activities in West Kingston on Friday. Superintendent Howard Chambers, head of the Kingston West Division, said that the incident took place as Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) supporters gathered for Nomination Day activities in the western end of the capital city. "A group of JLP supporters gathered right in front of the plaza. The police was there in the vicinity, as part of the escort covering the Nomination Day activities. They heard the explosion, saw men who also challenged them," Chambers said. Dudus is serving 23 years in a US federal prison after he pleaded guilty to drug trafficking

Buju Banton's daughter Jodian Myrie, the Jamaica Labour Party's candidate for the Hagley Park Division in the Kingston and St Andrew Corporation (KSAC). The Hagley Park Division in the Kingston and St Andrew Corporation (KSAC) has never been won by the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP). The party came within a whisker of taking the seat in 2007 when Mazielyn McIntosh fell short by 75 votes. Otherwise, Hagley Park has been the playground of the People's National Party (PNP), but Jodian Myrie is adamant that this will not be the case for long. Nenna Wilson won the seat for the PNP by 344 votes in 2012 and is again on the party's ticket. However, Myrie, 26, the daughter of reggae superstar Buju Banton, feels an upset is on the cards. "It is not an easy seat if you generalise Hagley Park with the constituency of East Central St Andrew," Myrie said as she moved to dismiss suggestions that the division is a tough one. East Central St Andrew is represented in Parliament by

US border patrol agents intercept a group of migrants who arrived in the US via the Rio Grande.  Migrants from Central American countries are rushing to cross the southern US border before President-elect Donald Trump takes office early next year, a report says. Trump has recently reiterated his plans to deport undocumented immigrants, saying he would begin expelling millions of them “immediately” after swearing in on January 20. Days after winning the presidential election on November 8, Trump said that approximately two to three million "criminals" will be either deported or jailed when he takes office. During his election campaign, the billionaire businessman had vowed to adopt a hardline immigration approach that included increased deportations and the construction of a massive wall along the US-Mexico border. Officials from Central American countries told the Reuters news agency on Thursday that many people are accelerating their plans to reach the United States before

At least two people have lost their lives and four others sustained injuries in a shooting on Thanksgiving Day in the US state of Kentucky. The shooting occurred when hundreds of people had gathered for an annual community football tournament at Shawnee Park in the US city of Louisville on Thursday afternoon. Reports said the two fatalities were African-Americans and that the injured were hospitalized with light wounds. "At about 1:30 this afternoon, our Louisville second division officers responded to a call of multiple shootings in Shawnee Park. When officers did arrive they located two black males had apparently been shot and had been fatally wounded and were pronounced dead here at the scene,” Louisville Police spokesman Dwight Mitchell said. “The Louisville metro police homicide unit is investigating. There are four other individuals that we believe also was shot here. All of their injuries appear to be non-life threatening at this point,” he added. Police said there were no

Queen Ifrica is buzzing following a listening party in New York for her upcoming album, Climb, set for release on January 20with VP Records distributing. The project originally contained 15 tracks produced by Donovan Germain, Patrick “Tony Rebel” Barrett, Clive Hunt, and Rick Warren. But the artiste told Splash there are last-minute plans to include a bonus track. It includes Trueversation, a collaboration with Damian “Junior Gong” Marley, a video for which was shot in Miami last week and should be ready by early January. “Anyone who knows Queen Ifrica knows that my music is always message-based and the topics always have you thinking. So basically, it’s me keeping it fun, keeping it Queen Ifrica...message with a vibe.” Climb is her first album since the critically acclaimed Montego Bay, released in 2009. That contained tracks such as the popular Lioness on The Rise. Four singles have already been released from Climb. These are Ask My Granny, Love is Not Blind, Lie Dem A Tell,