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A fight to control turf and proceeds from an ongoing extortion racket is said to be the cause of an ongoing feud that has led to the brutal murder of a 5-year-old girl in New Haven, St Andrew on Thursday. Reports are that at about 1:00 am, th

The National Vaccination Programme is 'trying to go where people are' and members of corporate Barbados are being commended for welcoming the health officials and for even inviting the Mobile Vaccination Unit to park on their premises. Speaking to

Taxi operators in the Corporate Area believe that the Ministry of Transport and Mining's offer of some ‘free’ gasoline for some of those who get vaccinated is a good initiative. According to the operators who Loop News spoke with on Wedne

Minister of Health Lt Col Jeffrey Bostic will be walking away from politics after this tenure. The news was shared recently however, the decision was being contemplated for almost one year. Speaking to a family member, it was learnt that Bostic

Though behind bars in Zaandam near Amsterdam in The Netherlands, reggae singer Jah Cure is “okay”, according to his Manager Nathan Cowan. The True Reflections singer has been remanded for 14 days while police in that country investigate al

Managing Director of Transjamaican Highway, Ivan Anderson, says efforts are being made to restore the website where users of the East-West toll roads can top up their e-tags on their mobile app. Persons using the Portmore leg of the toll road have

On previous occasions, Barbados’ Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley has described the fight to access vaccines for small island developing states as the “wild, wild west” and now reports of vaccine fraud have come to light as the island inche

Police and rescue workers on Friday continued their search to locate a 75-year-old woman who was reportedly washed away in the Drewsland community in St Andrew on Thursday. Reports are that the senior citizen was tending to her goats in a sec

Jamaica is expected to receive doses of the Chinese-made Sinopharm COVID-19 vaccine before the end of the year, according to the islands Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Dr. Jacquiline Bisasor-McKenzie.

With heavy rains associated with Tropical Storm Ida flooding homes and businesses, as well as damaging roads in Cave Valley on the St Ann/Clarendon border, at least two residents of the community are calling for assistance from the relevant authoriti