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More food handlers across the island have been joining the move to promote safe food handling behaviours. The Jamaica Association of Public Health Inspectors says it is seeing greater compliance in food handling practices.

The prestigious Governor-General’s Achievement Awards was established in 1991 to recognize excellence in academics, leadership, and community service.  To date, 944 Jamaicans have received the award.  This year 37 individuals were shortlisted and awarded, among them was 22-year-old Ibrahim Duffus.

Local input supplier launches new line of chemical products for farmers, boosting input supplies across Jamaica.

Jamaica’s Economy Projected To Continue On Upward Trajectory; Ministry of Education and Youth To Launch New Job Recruitment Platform For Teachers; and Consumers Advised Against Persistent Organic Pollutants Purchases.

34 employees of the Jamaica Fire Brigade have received the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Medals.

Whether it has to do with making a product or providing a service, hundreds of Jamaicans are taking the leap of faith and starting their own businesses. And many persons are coming to realize that building a sustainable one takes hard work and dedication. If you’re just starting your own business, you’re in luck, as today we speak to several...

There are many ways to treat banana plants to protect them from diseases. Today, retired banana farmer, Winston G Wright, shares an old remedy.

11-year-old Tessannie Miller is from the community of Chester District in St. Ann, and she has surpassed expectations in her 2023 Primary Exit Profile (PEP) examinations by overcoming a myriad of challenges. A former student of St. Ann’s Bay Primary, Tessannie will be attending St. Hilda’s High School in September. She shares that she feels extremely proud of herself because...

Agriculture Ministry announces priority crops under the new face of food programme as part of plans to expand exports.

Head of the Weather Branch at the Meteorological Office of Jamaica, Rohan Brown, recently sat down with Theodore Henry, host of the discussion programme ‘Get The Facts,’ to share more about the factors that are contributing to the rising temperature on the island. Here's an excerpt of their discussion.