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Hurricane Watch Issued for Jamaica
The Government of Jamaica (GOJ) issued a Hurricane Watch for the island at 10 this morning (July 1).
This indicates that conditions associated with a hurricane are possible within 48 hours.
Hurricane Beryl has now entered the eastern Caribbean, posing a threat to Jamaica, with a potential impact expected on Wednesday this week.
Farmers across several parishes are set to benefit from fertiliser and planting material, as the Government intensifies recovery efforts through partnership with the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United
The first official disbursement of approximately $17 million in grants under the Government’s Community Church Clean-up and Restoration Initiative, was made to 101 churches in St. Elizabeth, to repair damage
Restoring Jamaica’s livestock sector after the devastating impact of Hurricane Melissa is being prioritised as a critical pillar for safeguarding food security and protecting livelihoods. This was underscored by Minister
Debate on legislation to establish the National Reconstruction and Resilience Authority (NaRRA) commenced in the House of Representatives on April 14. NaRRA will serve as the central, single point of
Key stakeholders from Jamaica and the region are meeting on Tuesday (April 14), to review the maritime sector’s response to Hurricane Melissa, with the aim of strengthening the island’s response
Principal of Cambridge High School in St. James, Harry Hanson, is expressing gratitude after the institution was selected as a beneficiary of the 2026 Jill Stewart MoBay City Run. The
Chairman and Founder of the Jill Stewart MoBay City Run, Janet Silvera, says the introduction of a virtual component for this year’s staging will allow participants from across the globe
Five secondary schools in western Jamaica that suffered extensive damage during Hurricane Melissa will receive $1 million each from the 2026 Jill Stewart MoBay City Run. The 10th staging of
Schools hardest hit by Hurricane Melissa on October 28 will receive additional support through the distribution of 20 generators, provided by the National Education Trust (NET) in partnership with Jamaica
