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Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries to continue expanding irrigation infrastructure for farmers across the island.

Agriculture Ministry working on legislation to modernize Plant Quarantine Procedures.

US based company New Fortress Energy has eased the cost of tertiary education for 68 students pursuing Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) disciplines by providing roughly 31 million dollars in scholarships.  The students currently attend the University of The West Indies, Mona, University of Technology, and the Caribbean Maritime University.

Child Labour is defined by the International Labour Organization (ILO) as work that deprives children of their childhood, potential and dignity and involves activities that are mentally, physically, socially or morally dangerous and harmful to minors. The Ministry of Labour is tackling the issue of Child Labour through public education and sensitization initiatives that call on ordinary Jamaicans to take...

Some 400 Jamaicans will benefit from a 30 million dollar grant to offset the land survey costs associated with registering a parcel of land with the National Land Agency (NLA)

Government remaining cautious in management of the economy, 770 million earmarked for Security Strengthening Project, and Jamaica Constabulary Force welcomes over 200 new Recruits.

Agriculture Ministry continuing praedial larceny prevention efforts across the island.

Pack your bags and get ready as we prepare to take a trip to Sierra Leone later this year. Make sure to pack your expertise, and your ability to spot viable economic opportunities, as this trip is geared at establishing trade opportunities between both countries. Leading the delegation is Minister of Industry, Investment and Commerce, Senator Aubyn Hill, who says...

Nineteen-year-old Dora Watt was among nine high school awardees in Jamaica who were recently awarded by the Caribbean Examination Council (CXC) for outstanding academic performance in the region.  Watt was awarded Top CAPE Humanities student after attaining passes of grades ones and twos in ten units of CAPE.

For the first time ever, Jamaica in February observed Dominican Week, in effort to deepen bilateral relations with our Caribbean neighbour, the Dominican Republic. The week ran from February 21 to 25.