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A Celebration of Life for late Jamaican reggae singer Ernie Smith will be held at the Ranny Williams Entertainment Centre on Friday, June 5, beginning at 6 p.m.

Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, Hon. Olivia Grange, says the event will be an evening of music, memories, and celebration while highlighting Smith’s contribution to Jamaican music.

The reggae icon, who passed away last month in the United States after a period of illness, is remembered for songs including ‘Life is Just For Living’, ‘Duppy Gunman’, ‘Pitta Patta’, and ‘I For Jesus’.

Electoral boundaries in sections of St. Catherine could soon be adjusted as the country moves to align constituencies with the newly established parish of Portmore.

The Electoral Commission of Jamaica, ECJ, says it has begun stakeholder consultations as part of the process to review and realign electoral boundaries following the creation of Portmore as the country’s 15th parish.

The ECJ recently convened a joint meeting of the Parish Boundary Advisory Committee and the Parish Boundary Forum for Portmore and St. Catherine.

The session brought together about 70 participants, including political representatives, election officials and other stakeholders.

Proposed changes are expected to affect four constituencies – South East St. Catherine, East Central St. Catherine, South St. Catherine and South Central St. Catherine.