The St. Augustine's Place of Safety for Boys, in Chapelton, Clarendon, has received computers, toiletries, basketballs, and articles of clothing, from Children of Jamaica Outreach (COJO). Chairman and Founder of...

Nine teachers, who have retired from Maggotty High School, in St. Elizabeth, were honoured recently, for upwards of over 30 years service to the institution. At the ceremony, which was...

Minister of Industry, Investment and Commerce, Karl Samuda, has announced that based on the positive meetings that he has been having with distributors and retailers, Jamaicans could see a reduction...

Tourism Minister, Edmund Bartlett, is optimistic that the sector will be able to withstand the impact, which the global economic downturn is expected to have on the industry. Speaking at...

Debate on the death penalty commenced in the Upper House yesterday (Dec. 11), with legislators putting forward strong views for and against Jamaica retaining the method of punishment as part...

The Minister of Information, Culture, Youth and Sports, the Honourable Olivia "Babsy" Grange has expressed shock at the sudden death of journalist Hartley Neita, saying that once again the journalistic...

The Press Association of Jamaica (PAJ) regrets the passing of veteran journalist and communications consultant Hartley Neita. He died in hospital where he was taken this morning following complaint of...

Prime Minister Bruce Golding, says the Church is the most powerful social organisation ever created and that what is needed is a whole new revival, to be inspired at the...

Several schools in Portland and one in St. Thomas have received books valued at more than $1 million, through the generosity of the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA), and at...

Minister of Education, Andrew Holness, has appealed to schools to allow students free and easy access to computer equipment, and not to treat the computers as "some revered instrument that...

The management of the Half-Way-Tree Transportation Centre is on a mission to reduce loitering and acts of violence by students at the centre and is appealing to parents, principals, and...