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Opposition Senator Wade Mark and other United National Congress (UNC) supporters held placards and stood outside Whitehall this morning as part of coordinated protest action against the removal of fuel subsidies.  Mark told Loop News tha

Nine months after Jamaican-born Shatanya Clarke, a news anchor of NBC-affiliated KFDX-TV in Wichita Falls, Texas, USA, started a YouTube series sharing her road to recovery after a brain tumour diagnosis, she has died.

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A random act of kindness has completely shifted one Barbadian teenager's journey.   Almost overnight, Deighton Griffith Secondary student, Najari Chase went from being an average 13-year-old boy to being a well-known figure islandwi

Many people are consumed by the negative impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, but some members of the sporting world are confessing that some good came out of the last two years in their opinion. Geared up for CARIFTA 2022, coaches and athletes across

Anya Ayoung Chee has been at the forefront of exploring emerging technology in a bid to boost her brand and support her social initiative. The Season nine Project Runway winner is a central figure in the Caribbean NFT community, having

As consumers spend more on chicken meat, nutritionist, Dr Vanessa White is encouraging them to consider cheaper options to supply their daily protein intake. In an interview with Loop News, Dr White says these alternatives are not only c

A retired police sergeant, with over 30 years of service under his belt, 20 of which were spent in the Traffic Division, has come out to raise a concern about the 'unprofessional conduct of some serving members after he fell victim to what he de

The fuel retail brand celebrated the opening of the highly refurbished forecourt that offers customers a new canopy design, an Ultra Shop store, new look and more amenities. | PetrolPlaza

Queen's Counsel Michael Lashley is challenging the COVID-19 Monitoring Unit (CMU) yet again. However, this time he wants the CMU to ensure that its staff is suitably qualified. Lashley, who currently has a number of COVID-related cases bef