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A team from the Agriculture Ministry is heading to Europe to launch the blue justice hub for the Caribbean region.

Friendship to Hurlock roadway 50 percent complete, Kingston being transformed into cultural district ;and public urged to be cautious when sourcing water

Residents of Pepper to See Improved Water Access; Coffee Production on the Rise and Paralympic Association launches I am Phenomenal Campaign.

Physical Education benefits students in a variety of ways, such as boosting their physical health, improving concentration and fostering social interactions.  The Ministry of Education and Youth describes Physical Education as more than physical action or processes but the holistic development of the individual inclusive of the physical, spiritual, and mental well-being.

The government has announced plans to construct a park in downtown, Kingston at the popular waterfront attraction in the area. When completed the project is expected to boost investment interest in the nation’s capital among other outcomes. Minister of Finance and the Public Service, Dr. Nigel Clarke, provided an overview of the vision of the park, in his Budget Debate...

States of Public Emergency declared in Clarendon and St. James, Ministry of Agriculture sending delegation to Europe and Two Additional Water Shops To be Established in Portland.

Saturday and Night Court sittings have resumed to better address the backlog of cases associated with close to 400,000 outstanding traffic tickets. The sittings are being carried out at the Traffic Court at the branches at Melbourne and Camp Road in Kingston.

Students at Old Harbour High School in St. Catherine and Little Bay Primary and Infant School in Westmoreland will soon be able to travel more comfortably to school and on school trips, following the donation of two buses to the institutions.