The April 2003 External Trade Bulletin released by the Statistical Institute of Jamaica reveals that imports for the first four months of 2003 were valued at US$1,245.8 million, while export...
The April to June 2003 Quarterly Gross Domestic Product report recently released by the Statistical Institute of Jamaica showed that the Jamaican economy grew 0.1 per cent in the second...
Preparations for the hosting of Cricket World Cup 2007 got into high gear on the weekend with the corner stone laying and handing over of the Cricket World Cup 2007...
The Ministry of Agriculture's Fisheries Division has reported greater compliance with the closed season for lobster this year, which was observed from April 1 to June 30. Fisheries Officer, Richard...
Private landowners are being urged to plant trees on lands not in use to increase the island's forest cover. The call came from Marilyn Headley, Conservator of Forests, as she...
The National Water Commission (NWC), as part of its efforts to streamline operations to adequately meet the demands of its customers, has introduced measures to increase efficiencies, including the merger...
The Ministry of Education, Youth and Culture will be hosting its 'Eduvision Conference and Exposition 2003' at the Wyndham Rose Hall hotel in Montego Bay from November 4 to 7....
Plans are far advanced for the establishment of a Portmore Chamber of Commerce and Industry in January next year, which will be charged with regulating, promoting and protecting business interests...
Opposition Senator, Bruce Golding gave notice of a resolution to be brought before the next sitting of the Senate, calling on the Government to state clearly the criteria and principles...
The Ministries of Transport and Works and Agriculture are looking into the possibility of assisting fishermen who were affected by dredging operations carried out by the Port Authority of Jamaica...
Minister of Commerce, Science and Technology, Phillip Paulwell, has emphasized that there was an urgent need to demystify Science and Technology and include it in the cultural mainstream so that...