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Jamaicans Encouraged To Protect their Mental Health, Jamaica Reggae Girlz advance to World Cup Round of 16 and JDF Members Presented With Medal of Honour for General Service.

The St. Catherine South Police Division engaged student leaders at a recent Voice of the Youth Student Leadership Symposium, educating and equipping them to serve as "Violence Interrupters" in their schools under the Safe Schools Program. The symposium was hosted under the theme ‘Children Need Love and Protection…We the Police Are Involved’. Commanding Officer for the St. Catherine South Police...

On today’s programme, Jamaica Constabulary Force personnel receive domestic violence intervention training.

72-year-old Melrose Cameron has dedicated 49 years of service to Jamaica’s education sector as a teacher and early-childhood education officer. She was awarded the Jamaica Teachers’ Association (JTA), Golden Torch Award for sterling service to the education sector at a JTA award ceremony at the Jamaica Pegasus hotel in New Kingston on July 11. Miss Cameron shared that she did...

On today’s programme, an update on the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF’s) Station Records and Case Management Systems.

The Donald Sangster Auditorium at the University of Technology will comes alive July 27 to 29 with action from the Jamaica Basketball Showcase (JBS) hosted by Sports Innovators Group Limited (SIG). It seeks to provide young basketballers with a chance to compete against other athletes across the region and North America, as well as the opportunity to obtain professional contracts...

Bill to Raise Retirement Age for DPP and Auditor General Passed, Debate on Child Care and Protection Act Concluded and Cabinet Approves Staff Structure at University of Technology.

Jamaica Customs to Access Interpol’s Database, Section 24 of Child Care and Protection Act repealed and Funds earmarked for Community Emancipendence activities.

Retirement age for Director of Public Prosecutions and Auditor General increased; St. Ann Bauxite plant lauded for Innovative economic growth initiatives, and ODPEM To Town Halls in Old Harbour.

When it was revealed on graduation day that Peyton Higgins was the top student for the Primary Exit Profile Examination (PEP) for Garden Hill Primary and Infant School in St. Catherine he was in awe.  Peyton, who will be attending Kingston College in September, said he was both happy and relieved to know that his hard work had paid off.