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Goat farmers to get support from the Ministry of Agriculture to expand their herds.

The show must go on. That was the thinking that spurred the return of the European Union Film Festival to Jamaica for the first time since COVID-19. On the big screen: 11 movies from countries across Europe, including Belgium, France, Germany, Spain, Austria,(the) Czech Republic, Finland, Italy, Latvia, Poland, and Sweden. The  curtains opened on this culturally diverse celebration of...

The Good Book says “A man’s gift makes room for him and brings him before the great.” One Jamaican in particular can attest to this, having used his special talent for writing to earn for himself a special invitation to Buckingham Palace. Stay tuned to hear more about winner of the Commonwealth Short Story Prize, Kwame McPherson.

Groundsmen at schools in St. Mary are getting militant against mosquitoes! Members of this group are receiving training from the St. Mary Health Department in identifying and destroying mosquito breeding sites, as part of the agency’s ‘Search and Destroy Initiative’

Oftentimes the discussions around mental health tend to focus on adults and the solutions available to help them address their personal issues. However, according to the World Health Organization (WHO) 10% of children and adolescents worldwide are dealing with a mental disorder. The majority of them do not seek help or receive care. With this in mind, Regional psychologist at...

Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Mining encouraging farmers to focus on priority crops and take advantage of support offered under the new face of food initiative.

Ministry of Agriculture announces plans to expand irrigation services to farmers in Trelawny.

Northern Caribbean University (NCU) ups the ante with the 11th staging of their annual invitational debating competition! Whether or not you’ve got the gift of gab, chances are you’d find the NCU’s annual invitational debating competition exciting! Students from 11 tertiary institutions, local and overseas, will square off in the NCU’s Invitational Debate Series scheduled to be held virtually on...

Manchester High School sixth-former, Kodia Allen, UTECH student Joshua Gordon and professional photographer Gerald Gordon all copped top honours at the recently concluded JN Foundation Jamaica 60th Photo Competition! Stay tuned for the details!

Each year thousands of Jamaicans benefit from social welfare services offered by the government. One of the flagship programmes through which this happens is the Programme of Advancement Through Health and Education (PATH). Hundreds of persons are involved in its execution each year, but among them one has been particularly instrumental. That name is Colette Roberts Risden, Permanent Secretary in...