REGGAE icon Peter Tosh’s works live long after his death with a haunting relevance. He speaks to the world from the grave. He was one of the founding members of the internationally acclaimed ...

It was a fitting epithet to his grave that in 1987, months before he was gruesomely murdered, Tosh released an album which reflected his views on world peace which he called, No Nuclear War. The ...

The song later won him a posthumous Grammy award. In death, Peter Tosh remains a great lover of the black race and a musician whose advocacies are still evergreen, 30 years after his demise. *Adedayo.

Dat was jus’ Peter,” Dunbar, a member of Tosh’s Word, Sound and Power band, told the Jamaica Observer in a 2003 interview. Tosh blasted Jamaica’s political system that night.