Cabinet Approves Leasing of FM 90 Frequency to NNN Cabinet has approved the lease of the FM 90 frequency to the Nationwide News Network Ltd (NNN). The frequency is reserved...
Prime Minister Bruce Golding (r) seen here sharing a moment with Former US President, Bill Clinton (l) and Ambassador of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), Jamaican Carlton...
The Consumer Affairs Commission (CAC), is advising shoppers to exercise extreme caution as they go out to purchase toys this Christmas, following the recall of several Chinese-made products throughout the...
Minister of Agriculture, Dr. Christopher Tufton, has assured consumers that the chicken leg quarters, which are being imported into the island, are of the highest quality and meet rigorous safety...
The Ministry of Energy is looking to expand the biofuels market, in light of the higher than projected demand for E10 fuel. Portfolio Minister Clive Mullings, speaking at the opening...
Medical Consultant, Dr. Owen James, has urged medical professionals to always extend the highest level of care and respect in the treatment of patients, who attend public institutions. While acknowledging...
The only known painting of pioneering Jamaican nurse, Mary Seacole, has been acquired by the National Portrait Gallery in London, where it will remain on permanent display. This was made...
The Government, as part of its response to the global economic crisis, has authorised an additional expenditure of $2.4 billion to undertake urgent repairs to roads, drains and gullies, which...
A public consultation with education stakeholders in Manchester and St. Elizabeth, will be held on December 19, at the Ballards Valley Primary School, St. Elizabeth, to get comments on the...
Atlanta-based Jamaican organisation, Integrity Children's Fund, has contributed more than US$200,000 over the past six years, to a number of learning institutions in Kingston's inner city communities. According to President...
As Christmas approaches, a number of youngsters may be wishing for gift-wrapped packages of popular electronic games such as Wii, Play Station, or X-box under their Christmas trees. But there...
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