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The month-long series of events and public awareness campaign coincide with the 10th Anniversary of the ‘Eat What We Grow…Grow What We Eat’ campaign

The Jamaica Cancer Society, JCS, is urging smokers to quit in an attempt to prevent lung cancer and other illnesses

Twenty-seven residents of Allman Town in Kingston, have successfully completed a four-day decorative painting course, which was carried out by the Ministry of Finance and Planning, in collaboration with global paint company, Sherwin-Williams

Rainwater harvesting is the collection, storage and use of rainwater for landscape irrigation and other purposes

This as the nation celebrates Veterans’ Day Sunday, November 10, with the annual Memorial Day ceremony at the War Memorial Epitaph, National Heroes Park Jamaicans will once again honour its stalwarts who served the country in World War II.

The Ministry of Youth and Culture and its agencies are moving to change things up in a bid to get better results as it relates to dealing with the needs of Jamaica’s youths

The Labour Market information System, LMIS was developed in 2001 under the labour reform strategy to provide up to date information on the work force in Jamaica

In the last 7 years the Lauriston and Thompson Pen 4h club has been staging a Stew Festival in the community.

How to get registered for the Catastrophe Fund.

Rain water harvesting to become mandatory for all housing Development, Government to upgrade sugar producing communities and Clarendon Parish Council commemorates Youth and Community Month

News recap for the week of Nov 4, 2013 - Nov 9 2013