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Government launches Eat Jamaican Month, Youth and Culture Minister reiterates Government’s commitment to promoting the rights of children and eight Jamaicans awarded Musgrave medals.

Government approves amendments to Terrorism Prevention Act; Jamaica’s cyber-security capabilities to be strengthened; and funeral for former Deputy Prime Minister, Seymour Mullings, set for next week

From the vantage point of the back of his farm horse, Bakkra Lynch smiled broadly and enjoyed the fight. O the stubby grass at the edge of the cane piece two small boys - each was about eight years old - were on the ground locked in a fierce struggle.

Seven-year-old Paul huddled under the house; alone, nervous, but not afraid. He had been there for some some hours and now it was pitch, black night. Normally at this time on a Sunday he would have returned from evening service, and his mother would be urging him and his siblings and cousins to go to bed.

High in the green mountains in the East of the island of Jamaica lived a young woman who loved her family very much, but she was always getting in trouble as she enjoyed going on long hikes in the forest and hunting in the mountains instead of tending to the chickens and weeding the vegetable gardens.

Marcus closed the gate of his parents' yard and hustled along Market Street. The bag of marbles at the bottom of his capacious shorts pocket clicked softly, keeping time with the pace of his jogging...

Occupational Safety and Health Act to be passed this legislative year, Government remains committed to increasing food production and Prime Minister to be inducted into IWF Hall of Fame.

Parliament approves amendments to the Proceeds of Crime Act, EU Commissioner for Development announces budgetary support for Jamaica and representatives from over thirty countries to attend CELAC conference in Jamaica

Youth ministry to provide temporary employment for 100 university graduates, Audit committees urged to adhere to governance framework and tourism ministry announces new rules to regulate Jet Ski operations.

Government welcomes WADA’s plans to meet with JADCO on testing processes, attorneys urged to better advise clients making pleas and NAJASO lauded for 36 years of service.

Prime Minister Portia Simpson Miller arrives in China to begin bilateral talks; JUTC cashless system become mandatory for some commuters and work gets underway to transform former JDF facility in Montpelier, St. James into a high school.

Fare increases approved for public transport sector, ground broken for upgrading of mason river water supply system, and Alpart provides educational assistance for hundreds of students.