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One Bishop in the Pentecostal Church is stressing that the Sion Hill church attack is not only a call for churches and all organisations to look at security, but a desperate cry for the church to continue with its mandate of delivering God's Wor

A prominent defence attorney has indicated that as was the case with former British Virgin Island Premier, Andrew Fahie, in the United States court system recently, there is provision in law in Jamaica for the prosecution to appeal a judge’s ruling

Generations of past eras love to reminisce about love in their time. Love is what they said was the foundation that their partnerships were built on and that was what enabled the affection of both partners to survive difficult times.

Twelve rising artistes from across the Eastern Caribbean will show off their musical gifts on the Toughness Riddim as part of the Digicel Cypher. The cypher was created in an effort to give the artistes an opportunity to hone their craft

Dancehall artiste, ‘Skeng’, was arrested at the Norman Manley International Airport in Kingston on Tuesday. The police, in a tweet a short while ago, said the 'Gvnman Shift' artiste, whose real name is Kevaun Douglas, was charged with dis

This week's featured development as Newsmaker of the Week just ended is the continued heartache from the deaths of at least seven teachers locally between May 11 and May 18. The disclosure of five of the deaths was made on Tuesday by the Education

There were moments of anxiety at the protest at the St Jude Hospital, yesterday, May 22, after police stopped the protesters from using amplified sounds and the beating of drums. According to the protesters, the police took such action because the

An engineer in Venezuela sat down with Loop News this week to talk about fuel prices in Venezuela, how such prices are structured as well as the engineer’s view on the possible impacts for the Venezuelan people of lifting sanctions there (as hinted

Restaurants of Jamaica (ROJ), the company that runs the KFC and Pizza Hut restaurants on the island, says it is offering the best pay package in its sector in its effort to recruit 800 new team members to join its staff. The company held a rec

Members of the public are advised that as a result of a water outage, the District ‘B’ Magistrate’s Court, at Oistins, Christ Church, closed at 11:30 am, today, Friday, May 20. It is expected that the Court will reopen on Monday, May 23.&nbs