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The head of the Barbados Association of Masqueraders hopes to see anywhere close to 5,500 revellers on the road this Grand Kadooment.  As the Crop Over Festival returns after a two-year hiatus, Anthony Layne, president of the BAM fo

More than 2,000 National Water Commission (NWC) workers across Jamaica, including some management personnel, are now on strike.  As a result, customers are being advised to store water, as it is not yet clear how long the industrial actio

A female student was last Thursday sexually assaulted in a restroom on The University of the West Indies (UWI), Mona campus. In a statement sent to members of the UWI community late Monday, a copy of which was obtained by Loop News, The U

A female student was last Thursday sexually assaulted in a restroom on The University of the West Indies (UWI), Mona campus. In a statement sent to members of the UWI community late Monday, a copy of which was obtained by Loop News, The U

This week, check out articles from Loop Little Writers Hanna, Gianna, Stephen, Zwaditu, and Joshuah of Mona Preparatory School in St Andrew. Like we did last week, let's get to know them a little better! Watch the video, recorded an

Curaçao’s hospitality sector is now open to everyone from around the world and the tourism board is seeking to woo adventure hungry Trinidad and Tobago nationals back to the island. Last week, the Curaçao Tourist Board hosted a series of cust

Instead of being swallowed by the void caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, Barbadian rapper, Winston 'Rubytech' Jordan took the opportunity to give back.  Rubytech was amongst the thousands at the Kensington Oval honoured at the Humanitaria

On the heels of a triple murder in Bedward Gardens, St Andrew, last Saturday, residents of the community are claiming that they have been receiving threats against the lives of their children. According to residents with whom Loop News&nb

With Mother’s Day a few days away, Loop News sat down with four moms to talk about motherhood and tips for moms of children at different stages of their life. Kicking off the four-part series on Wednesday is banker and mom of two b

One agriculture chief maintains that food products that can be accessed locally should not be imported, whether from international or regional countries.  Addressing Barbados’ prospective agricultural partnership with Guyana in an inte