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Kingston Technical High School (KTHS) goalkeeper Jaheim Orr cries after his team’s 3-0 defeat to many-time champions Kingston College in their Group Two quarter-final round match in the ISSA/Digicel Manning Cup football competition at the Stadium E

JACANA has hailed its brand strategist, international reggae artiste Jesse Royal on his Grammy nomination in the Best Reggae Album of the Year category for ‘Royal’. “Jesse is an extraordinary artist and we’re all extremely proud and excite

With nine days to go until Christmas, Loop News reached out to a few Jamaicans and asked them to share their favourite childhood Christmas memories. Tag along for the series, Favourite Christmas Memories, which kicks off with Richard Pandohie, CEO

A father of two was killed during a gun attack on Tuesday evening in the community of Havana Heights, Clarendon, which also left his two children and girlfriend injured. The father, who has been identified as Mark Ricketts, was pronounced dead

It makes no sense having grand New Year’s resolutions if you don’t ensure to get to the new calendar year. Hence, with almost 450 persons dead from road traffic mishaps across the island so far this year, much concern naturally surrounds the f

At least one of the passengers injured in a motor vehicle collision on Mandela Highway in St Catherine on Sunday evening is disgruntled, after having to wait for some time for an ambulance to get to the scene of the crash. The passenger, Coree

With just two weeks to go to Christmas Day, the Loop News team brings you cheer from the Digicel headquarters in Kingston. Spreading joy for the Yuletide season, Greetings from Yard allows people on the Rock to send cheer to family a

After years of waiting, fish vendor Rosemarie ‘Rosie’ Buckley is excited that the Red Rose Fish Market in downtown Kingston has finally reopened, as it will provide a level of security for customers. “Mi glad. Yuh know how long mi a wait

Since Barbados named the Rt Excellent Robyn Rihanna Fenty a national hero, Jamaicans have taken to social media to speak on the country's decision and on their home soil, Jamaicans are mixed in their opinions of who should next be elevated to nationa

Prime Minister Andrew Holness will tell the nation on Tuesday what adjustments, if any, will be made to the COVID-19 protocols. He will make the announcement via a ministerial statement in the House of Representatives. The Government last updat