How many Jamaicans can say they have a direct economic interest in a bauxite/alumina plant in the country? None, but the Government is about to change that. You could be a part of history. Stay tuned, we’re going for growth right now.

The Ministry of Education, Youth and Information is introducing a new initiative at the secondary level to better equip students to start tertiary studies or join the workforce. The initiative dubbed the Sixth Form Pathways Programme forms part of the Ministry of Education, Youth and Information’s seven-year high school programme. It’s scheduled to be implemented in 2022.

Jamaica’s building and construction industry is teeming with activity. From homes to hotels and new attractions, to businesses. And there’s one development creating quite the stir, responding to the need for real estate in Corporate Jamaica- One Belmont in New Kingston.

Guided by the new legislation passed to prevent Sexual Harassment, companies have been working on Harassment Policies in a bid to create safer spaces for employees.

The 160-year-old Bethlehem Moravian College in St. Elizabeth has opened a state-of-the-art early childhood Centre of Excellence to serve teachers in the field as well as infant and primary students.

Staff members of the Betting Gaming and Lotteries Commission (BGLC), Jamaica Racing Commission (JRC) and the Casino Gaming Commission (CGC) recently took part in a series of anti-corruption workshops hosted by the integrity commission. The workshops were geared at protecting staff from possible conflicts of interest while working.

The bank or your mattress…which is safer for storing your money? Well, if you chose the bank you can rest assured that your money is protected should anything happen to the institution. Your mattress, not so much. The money in your bank account is protected by the Jamaica Deposit Insurance Corporation (JDIC). Public Relations Officer for the agency Peta Gaye...