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Students of the Wilbert Stewart Basic School in Kingston performing a dance at the launch of Child Month 2022, on April 20, at the Institute of Jamaica.
Students of the Wilbert Stewart Basic School in Kingston performing a dance at the launch of Child Month 2022, on April 20, at the Institute of Jamaica.

Children’s Voices Must Be Heard – Blaine

By: Judith Hunter, April 21, 2022
The theme for Child Month 2022, ‘Listen Up! Children’s Voices Matter’, is being described as a catalyst for change, by Convenor, Hear the Children’s Cry, Betty-Ann Blaine. Mrs. Blaine was...
Prime Minister the Most Hon. Andrew Holness (centre) interacts with gunshot survivor Calyssa Walker (at right) during a recent visit to her home. Sharing the moment is Calyssa’s mother, Kelly-Ann Reece (left).

PM Holness Assisting Young Victim Of Violence

By: Serena Grant, April 20, 2022
Acting Director of Donor and Partnership Management, National Education Trust, Shirley Moncrieffe (left), and National Mathematics Coordinator in the Ministry of Education and Youth (MOEY), Dr. Tameika Benjamin, observe as student from the Oracabessa Primary School in St. Mary, Shedean Davis, opens a pack of FDA-approved antiseptic wipes. Her school and others across the island will benefit from a donation of one million packs from the ISSA Trust Foundation as part of the MOEY’s efforts to support the ongoing COVID-19 relief efforts. Looking on (from second right) are Chairman, ISSA Trust Foundation, Paul Issa and Oracabessa Primary Guidance Counsellor, Alex Carruthers. The handover took place at the Ministry, in Kingston, today (April 19).

PHOTOS: ISSA Foundation Donates Wipes

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