KINGSTON — The 91-year-old mother of the Prime Minister, Mrs Enid Golding, died this morning (Wednesday, September 14) at the St Joseph’s Hospital in Kingston. Mrs. Golding, an outstanding   educator and community builder and...

KINGSTON — The Mount Olivet Boys' Home was abuzz with activity recently, when the Jamaica Information Service (JIS) hosted a career day at the Manchester-based home. On hand were representatives...

KINGSTON — Family, friends, well-wishers and former colleagues turned out in their numbers to bid farewell to former Minister of Tourism and renowned journalist, Eric Anthony Abrahams, at an official...

KINGSTON — The Jamaica Information Service (JIS), in association with FunHouse Productions, invites patrons to a benefit performance of the romantic comedy, “Stop Dat Train”, on Saturday August 13, at...

MANDEVILLE — Beneficiaries of the Land Administration and Management Programme (LAMP) in St. Elizabeth are lauding the initiative for making them proud land owners. The Government programme helps Jamaicans obtain...

KINGSTON — Minister with responsibility for Information, Telecommunications and Special Projects, Hon. Daryl Vaz, says that the shutdown of the scrap metal industry is in the best interest of the...

KINGSTON — The Passport Immigration and Citizenship Agency (PICA) will be extending operations to St. Catherine and Clarendon as it seeks to improve on service delivery and satisfy the needs...

KINGSTON — The Culture, Health, Arts, Sport and Education (CHASE) Fund has donated over $200 million to the development of the University of the West Indies (UWI) and the University...

KINGSTON — Executive Director of the Broadcasting Commission, Cordell Green, says it is imperative that children become digitally literate, so that they can shape their own media content. "Digital literacy...

KINGSTON — Minister with responsibility for Information, Telecommunications and Special Projects, Hon. Daryl Vaz, says that it is time for the Press Association of Jamaica (PAJ) to fulfill its promise...

WASHINGTON — Jamaican born entrepreneur, Karene Stewart, has established a company  in New York,  Casually Chic,  to assist  persons who are too busy  to give  enough attention to personal undertakings....