Minister of Information, Culture, Youth and Sports, Olivia Grange, has assured His Majesty King Juan Carlos 1 and Queen Sofia of Spain, of the government's commitment to returning Spanish Town...

Jamaica Day will be celebrated this Friday, February 20, Director of Culture in Education Programme at the Ministry of Education (MOE), Amina Blackwood Meeks, has confirmed. Mrs. Blackwood Meeks made...

Rare photographs providing a unique glimpse into the life of the late reggae king, Bob Marley, are now on display at the Govinda Gallery, downtown Washington DC, U.S.A. The exhibition...

Minister of Transport and Works, Mike Henry, has outlined a number of initiatives his Ministry is planning to increase training and employment opportunities in the transport sector for young people....

Interim Chairman of the newly formed Reggae Industry Association, Howard McIntosh, says the music industry has to work with all areas of the society to position the music so that...

The Honourable Olivia "Babsy" Grange, Minister of Information, Culture, Youth and Sports has described as "positive" today's confabulation between the Government and members of the music industry to consider steps...

The Buslingthorpe Park in Chapeltown, Leeds, England, has been renamed the Norma Hutchinson Park, in honour of the late Jamaican-born Councillor and community activist, who passed away some five years...

Minister of Information, Culture, Youth and Sports, Olivia Grange, has commended the University of the West Indies (UWI), for its foresight in developing programmes that can help to take Reggae...

Jamalco staged a Bob Marley Birthday Exhibition and Celebration at the Halse Hall Great House, Clarendon, on Friday, February 6, the birthday of the legendary Jamaican musician. Administrative Services Manager,...

Children's Advocate, Mary Clarke, has lauded the decision of the Broadcasting Commission to rid the public airwaves of all content, which promote the act of 'daggering'. She has asked for...

Prime Minister Bruce Golding, is of the view that cricket is the only part of our colonial heritage that has never been questioned or challenged even in the most vigorous...