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Executive Director of the Jamaica Council for Persons with Disabilities (JCPD), Dr. Christine Hendricks (right), greets Executive Director of the Bureau of Standards Jamaica (BSJ), Dr. Velton Gooden, at the recent launch of the BSJ information and communications technology (ICT) accessibility standards at the BSJ Multipurpose Facility in Kingston.
Executive Director of the Jamaica Council for Persons with Disabilities (JCPD), Dr. Christine Hendricks (right), greets Executive Director of the Bureau of Standards Jamaica (BSJ), Dr. Velton Gooden, at the recent launch of the BSJ information and communications technology (ICT) accessibility standards at the BSJ Multipurpose Facility in Kingston.

New ICT Standards For Digital Inclusion Are A Game Changer For Persons With Disabilities

By: Donique Weston, March 29, 2026
Advocates representing Jamaica’s community of persons with disabilities have hailed the island’s new information and communications technology (ICT) accessibility standards as a digital game changer, marking a pivotal step towards...
Parliamentary Secretary in the Ministry of Education Skills Youth and Information, Senator Marlon Morgan (second left), shakes hands with President, University of Technology (UTech), Dr. Kevin Brown (second right), following the launch of the UTech and Kiwanis Club Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Project on Monday (March 23), at Ardenne High School in St. Andrew.  Sharing in the moment are (from left) Lieutenant Governor, Kiwanis Division 23 Central, Michael Powell; Principal, Ardenne High School, Dr. Jacqueline Pinto; and District Governor, Kiwanis Eastern Canada and Caribbean, Cynthia Blackman. 

Science Labs to Be Built, Upgraded, Equipped

By: AINSWORTH MORRIS, March 27, 2026
Community Relations Education Officer for Region Two in the Ministry of Education, Skills, Youth and Information, Tanya Sinclair.

Students Encouraged to Embrace Artificial Intelligence and Other Technological Solutions

By: Mickella Anderson-Gordon, March 27, 2026

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Some of the students who recently received laptops under the St. Catherine North Police Community Safety and Security Peace Ambassadors in School Initiative. They are (from left) Sheldon Walters, Britany Thompson, Elizabeth Cunningham, Ashley Jones, and Justine Stone. In the background (from left) are Territorial Officer in the St. Catherine North Police Division, Inspector Ishmael Williams; Assistant Police Youth Club Coordinator for the St. Catherine North Police Youth Club Council, Corporal Shantel Powell, who is also the LASCO/JCF Police Officer of the Year; and donor of the computers, Donique Sinclair-Chambers. Occasion was a recent handover ceremony, held at the Spanish Town Police Station in St. Catherine.
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High-School Students Receive Laptops

Several high-school students have received laptops under the St. Catherine North Police Community Safety and Security Peace Ambassadors in School Initiative. The programme seeks to reform young people who exhibit...
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By: Garfield L. Angus, March 17, 2026
Minister without Portfolio in the Office of the Prime Minister responsible for Efficiency, Innovation and Digital Transformation, Ambassador the Hon. Audrey Marks (sixth right), and Founder of Intellibus, Ed Watal (eighth left), share lens with the top three teams in the Intellibus Artificial Intelligence (Al) Hackathon. The awards ceremony was held on Sunday (March 15) at the National Arena in Kingston, on Sunday (March 15).
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Tech Talent on Display At AI Hackathon

Jamaica’s tech talent shone at the Intellibus Artificial Intelligence (AI) Hackathon, where more than 700 participants raced against the clock for US$15,000 in prizes and career opportunities. Hosted at the...
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By: Judana Murphy, March 16, 2026