Persons, particularly women, seeking employment opportunities overseas are being encouraged to be wary of unfamiliar persons who may approach them with such offers. This urging by the police comes against...
Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Education and Youth, Dr. Kasan Troupe (left), converses with wards of the State from the Homestead Place of Safety, during the Child Protection and...
The Jamaica Urban Transit Company (JUTC) is set to achieve significant savings and operational efficiencies with the recent addition of 100 new compressed natural gas (CNG) buses to its fleet....
The Banana Board is reminding farmers to prioritise the proper use of fertilisers after periods of heavy rainfall, to promote crop recovery. General Manager of the Banana Board, Janet Conie,...
The National Education Trust (NET) is far advanced in work to develop building standards for the education sector. Executive Director, Latoya Harris Ghartey, made the disclosure recently during the Jamaica...
Several persons in St. Elizabeth, whose homes were affected by the recent passage of Hurricane Beryl, have received grants through the Ministry of Labour and Social Security’s Rebuild Jamaica Initiative....
The Banana Board is urging farmers across the island not to accept plant material known to be sourced overseas. This, in light of the deadly Tropical Race Four (TR4) Disease,...
Given the existential threat of disasters, the global community needs to keep alive the goal of limiting temperature rise, says Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, Senator the Hon....
The National Housing Trust (NHT) is inviting applications for its Special Home Improvement Loan from persons whose houses sustained damage during Hurricane Beryl’s passage on July 3. Funding of up...