Secretary General of the Organisation of American States (OAS), Jos

The Registrar General's Department (RGD) continued the celebration of its 130th anniversary with a church service at the Vision Apostolic Church, 38 Jobs Lane, Spanish Town St. Catherine on Sunday...

The National Irrigation Commission (NIC) has established a new office in Braes River, St. Elizabeth. The disclosure was made by Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the NIC, Stanley Rampare, at...

The National Environment and Planning Agency (NEPA) hosted a stakeholders' workshop, at the Black River Parish Library, St. Elizabeth, on Wednesday (October 21). The workshop was held in collaboration with...

Prime Minister the Hon. Bruce Golding will on Wednesday (October 28) continue to hear the people's views and answer their questions, on his monthly call-in radio programme 'Jamaica House Live'....

The World Bank's 2010 Doing Business Report, which ranks economies according to the number and impact of reforms to improve the climate for doing business, has downgraded Jamaica. But, the...

Former Prime Minister, the Most Honourable Edward Seaga was yesterday (October 22), presented with the highest award - the Honour Award - by the Jamaica National Heritage Trust (JNHT), for...

Prime Minister the Hon. Bruce Golding says the national parenting policy, which is being established by the Government, will be supported by legislation that establishes a national parenting commission with...

Writer, Producer and Presenter in the Radio Department of the Jamaica Information Service (JIS), Kevin Clarke, was one of two Jamaican journalists who participated in the 25th anniversary celebrations of...

President General of the Ridgemount United Church Men's Fellowship in Manchester, Michael Matthews, has said that the annual heritage celebration is a call for persons to create legacies and stand...

Refurbishing work was undertaken at the Summerfield Boys' Home, in Clarendon, by 19 members of the Clarification Department at the bauxite and alumina company, Jamalco, along with 47 boys of...