Jahdon looks at the Irony

Politics

Crime

August 1, 2026

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On June 30, hundreds of Jamaicans gathered in Cross Roads, in the Corporate Area, to protest what they considered widespread government corruption.

Roots singer Jahdon says, based on recent trends, unethical behaviour is not limited to politicians.

Elected officials and the corporate sector feel the brunt of his criticism in Irony, his latest song, which was released in early July.

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