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Along the North coast in the parish of Hanover is the quiet town of Hopewell. It’s close to the border of St James and not too far from the parish capital, Lucea. For persons living in the area, the Hopewell Health Centre is one the main locations for medical treatment. Recently the Hopewell facility became party to an initiative that...

The work of the National Irrigation Commission (NIC) was on full display at this year’s Denbigh Agricultural Industrial and Food Show.

“It can be done” is the mantra instilled in students at the Portland-based Birnamwood Primary.  The school achieved an overall 80% proficiency in this year’s Primary Exit Profile (PEP) examinations with Abigail Warburton emerging as the school’s top female student.

Government working to expand opportunities in the hospitality sector for farmers.

How much do you know about autism? We tell you what you need to know and what to look out for on this week’s Healthline. Stay tuned.

Twenty-eight public-sector workers were on Wednesday awarded full scholarships to pursue graduate programmes in areas that align with the country’s growth priorities through the Marcus Garvey Public Sector Graduate Scholarship Programme. Facilitated by the Ministry of Finance and the Public Service, the scholarship is more than just a financial award, it is a declaration of purpose, a tool of empowerment...

5000 farmers to benefit from the construction of new cold storage facility in Manchester.

Ground has been broken for the new Moon Palace hotel development in St James. This move will begin a new form of inclusive tourism development. We tell you all about it on this week’s tourism round up.

On December 14, 2022, the United Nations General Assembly adopted a resolution at the 77th session to proclaim March 30 as International Day of Zero Waste to be observed annually. "Towards zero waste in fashion and textiles," was the theme for the 3rd year, emphasizing the critical role that the rapidly expanding fashion and textiles industry plays in addressing the...

The Coconut Industry Board for many years has been working to develop resilient coconut varieties to serve farmers island wide.

“Think Big” was the message to the new cohort of scholars on Tuesday at the Sagicor Foundation Scholarship Awards Ceremony held at the Jamaica Pegasus in Kingston. The event sought to showcase the Foundation's continued dedication to promoting education and empowering Jamaican children by recognizing their potential, purpose, and possibilities.

How much do you know about the research that the coconut industry board conducts on a regular basis?