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Having spent much of her formative years in Jones Town, St Andrew, before migrating to Brixton, England, Dr Kurdell Espinosa Campbell believes that, through education, people from garrison communities can shatter stereotypes. Now the acting di

Reports reaching Loop News are that Prime Minister Andrew Holness has decided to transfer Clarendon Alumina Production (CAP) from the Mining Ministry to the Finance Ministry. The decision was taken during a meeting of the Cabinet last night. Th

Four hours after a 22-year-old man was on Tuesday morning fatally shot by a security guard in Portmore, St Catherine, his mother was found dead at their home, which is also in Portmore. The young man has since been identified as Khaleel Bent,

Loop News has been informed that Mining Minister Robert Montague has intervened in the controversy at Clarendon Alumina Production (CAP) and requested and received the resignation of the majority of members of the board of directors. Montague

The UCC Group of Companies has revealed plans to launch an initial public offering (IPO) by April next year.  UCC Group Founder and Group Executive Chairman Dr Winston Adams confirmed the IPO plans after the company, through its subsidiar

It was a pining twenty-four months for Jamaican-blooded, Belgian resident and visual artist Tina Lewis Herbots. She was eager to return to the Caribbean embrace of her grandmother who lives in Linstead, St Catherine. But, the pandemic had throw

The Independent Commission of Investigations is now probing the circumstances surrounding the shooting death of a man in Free Town, Clarendon on Monday morning. The man, who has not yet been identified, was reportedly shot by a policeman. R

Former police officer Amber Guyger had her second appeal denied on Nov. 18 and her 10 year sentence stands in the murder of Botham Jean.

Excelsior High’s goalkeeper Michael Clarke leaps above St Jago High’s Jahvel Granville to make a save during their Group ‘B’ ISSA Digicel Manning Cup game at the Stadium East field on Friday. Excelsior won the game 3-1 to hold down fourth

Principal of Cornwall Gardens Basic School in St James, Sonia Powell, believes that a strong foundation at the early childhood education level will augur well for Jamaica, including in relation to the country's crime rate. She told Loop News that