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Sashi Experience Returns After Two Decades with Expansion of a Caribbean Focused Streaming Platform

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Tuesday, March 28, 2023
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LOS ANGELES, March 28, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Sashi Entertainment, best known for the Sashi Experience, a world-renowned concert series and experiential festival, is expanding its brand portfolio with a new global streaming service called Sashi Entertainment Network (Sashi). The new mobile and OTT platform offers viewers a unique variety of premier Caribbean-focused content launching in over 176 countries including the U.S. Caribbean, Europe and Canada. At its core, the growing library features content from Caribbean filmmakers, creators, and artists as well as emerging talent. The catalog will also highlight the best moments in Caribbean culture with a variety of curated featured sections for movies, documentaries, music videos, lifestyle and travel. 

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  • LOS ANGELES, March 28, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Sashi Entertainment , best known for the Sashi Experience, a world-renowned concert series and experiential festival, is expanding its brand portfolio with a new global streaming service called Sashi Entertainment Network (Sashi).
  • The new mobile and OTT platform offers viewers a unique variety of premier Caribbean-focused content launching in over 176 countries including the U.S. Caribbean, Europe and Canada.
  • At its core, the growing library features content from Caribbean filmmakers, creators, and artists as well as emerging talent.
  • Sashi Goes Digital With Mobile and OTT Streaming Service for Caribbean Culture and Entertainment.

Jamaica Based Kaya Group Memorializes the Five-Year Anniversary of Legal Medical Cannabis Sales on March 10 with a Live Broadcast on IRIE FM

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Friday, March 10, 2023
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Practitioners of the Rastafari faith could use cannabis for religious purposes, and tourists with a prescription for medical marijuana could apply for permits to purchase small amounts.

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  • Practitioners of the Rastafari faith could use cannabis for religious purposes, and tourists with a prescription for medical marijuana could apply for permits to purchase small amounts.
  • On March 10, 2018, Balram Vaswani, a long-time advocate for the legalization of marijuana, opened the first legal, medical marijuana dispensary, Kaya Herb House , in Drax Hall, St. Ann.
  • The Jamaican operations of Kaya Group include three Kaya Herb House premium retail locations.
  • The Falmouth location of Kaya Herb House is near the cruise ship terminal and about 30 minutes from Montego Bay.