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The Boeing 787 Dreamliner makes its entry to Jamaican skies, taking almost 3-hundred passengers to the island.

Prime Minister pledges increased collaboration with Haiti, 1-thousand tertiary level PATH beneficiaries receive bursaries and Government invests close to 60 million on the Burnt Savannah/Knoxwood Water Supply Project

Farmers across the island are set to benefit from the Scientific Research Council, SRC, and its subsidiary, Marketech Limited, Opportunity Fair 2013.

Jamaica on track to pass second IMF review; diplomatic relations strengthened with Japan in area of sport; and new sorrel harvesting machine introduced

Prime Minister sympathizing with people and Government of the Philippines, recently launched MSME and Entrepreneurship Policy critical to ensuring economic growth and Education Ministry pilots new curriculum

Government looks to implement legislation for schemes not covered under Strata Titles Act

Residents of Trench Town will be showcasing their skills and creativity at the inaugural Trench Town Trade and Investment Fair on Saturday November 16.

Close to 15-hundred banana and plantain farmers to benefit from the Jamaica Banana Accompanying Measures Programme

Haitian President to arrive in Jamaica later today, KSAC pleased with handcart registration and Breakwater system to be implemented in Negril

Jamaica has passed the International Monetary Fund (IMF) first quarterly review, thereby qualifying for a second drawdown of 19.97 million US dollars under the four-year Extended Fund Facility agreement.

Increasing the contribution of sport to national development is a priority for the Government. Jamaica is being positioned to capitalize wholeheartedly on what sports can offer to its people.

Mrs Gunter Gayle is the director of the Early Stimulation Programme ESP which falls under the ministry of labour, However her work with children with disabilities began in 1988, where she started out as a community based rehabilitation worker