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Sixty for 60! …Jamaica is celebrating a major milestone in the Seasonal Agricultural Workers Programme, with 60 scholarships being awarded to children of farm workers. Listen up for how the government is marking this Diamond Jubilee, after 60 years of bilateral agreement with Canada.

Hospitality Workers to Receive 4,000 Housing Units in St James; Land Titles Handed Over to Rastafari Coral Gardens Benevolent Society; and Cocoa farmers Receive Seeds and Agricultural Tools from Ministry of Agriculture.

Many new mothers sometimes ask themselves this question: Will I  be able to produce enough milk to support my baby? Without the right support, many turn to formula to meet their newborn’s nutritional needs during early days. If you’re from the parish of St Mary, help is available, as the Port Maria Hospital has been recertified as baby-friendly. They join...

The Banana Board is working with farmers to introduce new, disease-tolerant varieties across the island.

Curious minds met career opportunities at St. Mary Technical High School on March 25, as students explored options and learned what their futures could hold at the school’s career expo.  

Major road improvement upgrades are in the offering for St Ann as the government moves to address road capacity constraints to meet the parish’s changing dynamic as one of the country’s fastest growing commercial hubs. We’ll tell you more in Duh Road, today. Stay tuned

The Passport, Immigration and Citizenship Agency (PICA) is transforming its operations from best-in-class to world-class. Among the latest projects is the development of a new digital citizenship system, which will benefit members of the Jamaican diaspora and the pursuit of ISO 27001 certification - the international standard for information security.  

How much do you know about the various treatment options for heart disease and stroke?

On a mission to help every learner realize their full potential through empowering those who teach them, Hachette Learning’s (formerly Hodder Education) goal is to essentially make teaching easier and learning richer.

The Joint Select Committee reviewing the Child Diversion Act recently heard recommendations from the Ministry of Education, Youth, Skills and Information and the Child Protection and Family Services Agency, CPFSA. We recap highlights from the joint presentation in today’s edition of You and the Law. Stay tuned.

Major tourism areas across the island will soon offer enhanced visitor experience through new infrastructure works.