The recent national events are not easy to discuss with students, no matter their age or grade. The Ministry of Education offers the following suggestions for teachers and parents: Tips...

Effortville Primary School, in Clarendon, hosted its Jamaica Day celebration on May 27, with the objective of teaching students the ideals of citizenship and the history of the country. "Jamaica...

Each year, the Road Safety Unit of the Ministry of Transport and Works sets a target for the reduction of fatalities on the nation's roads, and embarks on a special...

A mini expo was staged today (May 27), by the Southern Region of the Child Development Agency (CDA), comprising Clarendon, Manchester and St. Elizabeth, to provide information on how to...

Several projects were carried out in Portland on Monday (May 24) as communities in the parish joined the rest of Jamaica to put work into Labour Day 2010. The projects,...

With a little over 150 registered Labour Day projects in Western Jamaica - Trelawny, St. James, Hanover and Westmoreland - activities for Labour Day 2010 got off to a slow...

Kingston, May 24, 2010 - Labour Day 2010 activities are proceeding across the country. More than 600 projects were registered nationwide and much of the work has begun. However projects...

A two-hour showcase marking the culmination of Workers' Week and National Labour Day 2010 activities will be staged at Emancipation Park in Kingston on Monday, May 24, beginning at 7:00pm....

The National Library of Jamaica (NLJ) is converting books and other printed materials in its possession to digital audio format to benefit visually impaired persons. Funding for this project is...

Former Principal of G.C. Foster College, in St. Catherine, and the first winner of the Miss Jamaica Festival Queen title, Lydia Malcolm, has died. Ms. Malcolm died in St. Luke's...

Amateur boxer, Jovan Young, is anxious to obtain his Jamaican passport, so he can take part in the Jamaica Boxing Board of Control (JBBC) amateur qualification event at the end...