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Several stakeholders are being impacted by the recent spate of attacks on cash management service providers across the island. The government has announced the implementation of several measures to help address the situation.    

Cabinet exploring expansion of categories for expungement, Fertilizer prices cut by 22 percent, and 3000 Trees To Be Planted in Kingston and St. Andrew.

With approximately 5,000 new hotel rooms to be added in the resort area over the next five to 10 years, Agriculture and Fisheries Minister, Pearnel Charles Jr., is urging farmers in St. Ann to boost production to supply the expected increase in demand for food. Minister Charles says St. Ann is a tourism mecca, continuously seeing an expansion of hotel...

The World Health Organization (WHO) defines Autism, also referred to as autism spectrum disorder (ASD), as a diverse group of conditions impacting the development of the brain, characterized by some degree of difficulty with social interaction and communication. As part of efforts to spread awareness about the condition, the Maia Chung Autism and Disabilities Foundation in collaboration with the Mico...

Small Ruminant Farmers benefit from external parasite control training from Canadian University.

JP’s allowed to serve island wide, Multi-pronged activities planned for Labour Day 2023, and Alternative Route announced for residents who use Suttons Bridge.

Journey with me to St Thomas where we’ll hear about the work of the Jamaica 4H clubs in the Parish

Artificial Intelligence or AI is taking the world by storm. While the full capability of the technology is still being tested, it has already demonstrated its potential to transform the way we do business in many ways. This does however pose a challenge. If a computer using AI can do basic jobs you would normally pay a person do, how...

Minister of Tourism Edmund Bartlett says entry fees will be removed from public attractions that are funded and developed through the Tourism Enhancement Fund (TEF). Minister Bartlett notes that the move will enable more Jamaicans to access and enjoy local attractions.

The Universal Service Fund (USF) recently launched its first Information and Communications Technology (ICT) Club for high schools at Central High School in Clarendon. The club aims to promote digital literacy and help bridge the digital divide among Jamaica’s youth.