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It is clear that things are easier said than done, as in the case of the bold female teachers of Vauxhall High School in Kingston, who initially set out to show their much younger students some old school netball, but instead found themselves thoroughly thrashed by the students in a 10-minute demonstration game on March 18. The final score was...

General Manager of Jamaica National Overseas (JNO), Charles Spence, has challenged its agents to help move the company to the forefront of the lucrative money transfer sector. "We want to encourage our agents to be more aggressive in selling the services. These approaches will be to foster partnerships, improve communication and business growth by 30 per cent-50 per cent over...

Jamaican educator L. Cecille Palmer, is among the list of recipients for the 2008 Emerald Awards, presented to women globally, who have distinguished themselves in their respective fields. The 12th annual award ceremony and dinner, organized by the Women of Great Esteem (WGE) Organization is slated for March 27 at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden in New York. Dubbed 'An Emerald...

The House of Representatives, yesterday (March 18), approved the Second Supplementary Estimates, increasing the 2007/08 fiscal budget by $2.4 billion. This was done after Minister of Finance and the Public Service, Audley Shaw, moved a Resolution outlining the Government's revised spending targets for the fiscal year ending March 31. The Estimates show an increase in the total budget, which moves...

The Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC) has re-introduced the Half- Way-Tree to Seaview Gardens bus route. The route, which was traversed by the Jamaica Omnibus Service (JOS) in the eighties, was discontinued because of violence within the area. According to Communications Manager at the Ministry of Transport and Works, Reginald Allen, the JUTC has been assessing areas where service could...

It is clear that things are easier said than done, as in the case of the bold female teachers of Vauxhall High School in Kingston, who initially set out to show their much younger students some old school netball, but instead found themselves thoroughly thrashed by the students in a 10-minute demonstration game on March 18. The final score was...

General Manager of Jamaica National Overseas (JNO), Charles Spence, has challenged its agents to help move the company to the forefront of the lucrative money transfer sector. "We want to encourage our agents to be more aggressive in selling the services. These approaches will be to foster partnerships, improve communication and business growth by 30 per cent-50 per cent over...

Jamaican educator L. Cecille Palmer, is among the list of recipients for the 2008 Emerald Awards, presented to women globally, who have distinguished themselves in their respective fields. The 12th annual award ceremony and dinner, organized by the Women of Great Esteem (WGE) Organization is slated for March 27 at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden in New York. Dubbed 'An Emerald...

The House of Representatives, yesterday (March 18), approved the Second Supplementary Estimates, increasing the 2007/08 fiscal budget by $2.4 billion. This was done after Minister of Finance and the Public Service, Audley Shaw, moved a Resolution outlining the Government's revised spending targets for the fiscal year ending March 31. The Estimates show an increase in the total budget, which moves...

The Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC) has re-introduced the Half- Way-Tree to Seaview Gardens bus route. The route, which was traversed by the Jamaica Omnibus Service (JOS) in the eighties, was discontinued because of violence within the area. According to Communications Manager at the Ministry of Transport and Works, Reginald Allen, the JUTC has been assessing areas where service could...

It's tasteless, odorless and colorless...but every aspect of our survival on earth depends on it. It's uses are numerous and diverse...hygiene, energy, production, sanitation, transportation, leisure, to name but a few. In some parts of the world, it's more precious than oil. Water: It's the driving force of nature. Jamaica's water quality is rated among the best in the world...

It's tasteless, odorless and colorless...but every aspect of our survival on earth depends on it. It's uses are numerous and diverse...hygiene, energy, production, sanitation, transportation, leisure, to name but a few. In some parts of the world, it's more precious than oil. Water: It's the driving force of nature. Jamaica's water quality is rated among the best in the world...