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From the so-called doorbuster to early bird specials and discounts of up to 75 per cent off some items, Jamaicans will have the opportunity this Black Friday weekend to cash in on some major deals while leaving money in their pockets. The rang

When most of Barbados' population was indoors on lockdown abiding by curfews and safely out of harm's way, a second batch of those who had to suit up and go out into the world of work on the frontline during the COVID pandemic, got their praise, pins

Regency Petroleum Co. Limited (RPL) says it is going for at least two per cent of the market in the household-cooking gas sector between the Kingston metropolitan region and St Catherine within the first year of its planned expansion into the spa

Residents in communities and neighbourhoods affected by the fire at Ionics Freshwater Limited, who have issues breathing, are advised to avoid the area over the course of tonight. whether it is plastics or whatever, once they burn they will give

Landowners, who are guilty of leaving their lots unkempt, might be seeing an additional charge on their land tax or face a fine. Legislation is afoot to implement measures against those individuals whose property is not kept up to standard.

Dancehall recording artiste Stacious has toured several cities in the Caribbean and the North Americas. Recently, during a What’s Up interview with Loop News, the singjay – who is also a radio host, entrepreneur, and the Jamaica Festival Song

Surprised twice or thrice! That's Dara Mathis, a freelance writer and mother of three, who gave her son a hug at school before leaving him, and that triggered a response amongst some of his peers. Unexpectedly, Dara become the Hugging Mom, and whe

President of the Diabetes and Hypertension Association of Barbados Trudy Griffith is pleased with the response to their 2022 awareness walk. The Association was one of the three beneficiaries of the walk organized by Lions Club of St Michael. The

Dancehall recording artiste Stacious has toured several cities in the Caribbean and the North Americas. Recently, during a What’s Up interview with Loop News, the singjay – who is also a radio host, entrepreneur, and the Jamaica Festival Song

This week's featured development as Newsmaker of the Week just ended is the racist tone amid local politics in recent time, including the comments made last weekend by Cabinet Minister Everald Warmington in relation to Opposition Leader Mark Golding'