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Jamaicans seemingly have mixed reactions to the situation in Ukraine, which was invaded by Russia on Thursday, and it seems that the predominant belief is that the island will mainly be impacted by rise in oil prices because of the ongoing conflict.

As the nation celebrates Reggae Month, Loop News has noted an embryonic movement within the reggae-dancehall space that has been garnering mainstream attention.  Amid an apparent decline in the output of many established acts du

Trinidad and Tobagos flag carrier Caribbean Airlines (CAL) is to enter a partnership deal with Qatar Airways, according to reports. The potential collaboration follows a Trinidadian delegation, ...

Jamal Quintyne died this morning when he crashed along Belle Road, St Michael, yards away from the Norman Niles roundabout.  The young motorcyclist only turned 33 years old just over a month ago, on Errol Barrow Day. Speaking to his f

Jamaicans seemingly have mixed reactions to the situation in Ukraine, which was invaded by Russia on Thursday, and it seems that the predominant belief is that the island will mainly be impacted by rise in oil prices because of the ongoing conflict.

Loop News understands that four additional Jamaican students have been able to escape war-torn Ukraine. The four made their way into Poland over the past 24 hours. This adds to the 15 Jamaican students who left Ukraine over the past few weeks a

It has been a most challenging time for the staff and students of a school in Rollington Town, St Andrew following the shock that has been brought on by an incident in which a boy, said to have been only about four years old, died on Thursday after b

The staff and students of a school in Rollington Town, St Andrew, are in a state of shock following an incident in which a boy died on Thursday, after being in a locked car for several hours outside the school compound. The boy is said to hav

Since the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991, hundreds of billions of dollars have flowed through London and the British Overseas Territories — including the Cayman Islands — from Russia. London is by far the biggest centre for global

Effective April 1, the minimum wage will move from $7,000 to $9,000 for a 40-hour workweek. Minister of Labour and Social Security Karl Samuda announced the increase on Tuesday.  However, Executive Director at the Caribbean Policy Researc