‘She was a queen’

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August 24, 2025

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JENSEN LA VENDE

Described as a cultural icon by Justice Minister Devesh Maharaj, Brian “Nyahbinghi” De Four says that while he is haunted by the murder of his daughter, it will not deter him from spreading positivity through music and Rastafarianism.

Police reported that around 8.45 pm on Friday, Makeda Sade Swift, 40, was the front-seat passenger of a Kia Cerato leaving Nyahbinghi’s Cultural Centre on the Eastern Main Road, Champ Fleurs, where she operated a nail salon.

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