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Minister of Tourism Edmund Bartlett says entry fees will be removed from public attractions that are funded and developed through the Tourism Enhancement Fund (TEF). Minister Bartlett notes that the move will enable more Jamaicans to access and enjoy local attractions.

The Universal Service Fund (USF) recently launched its first Information and Communications Technology (ICT) Club for high schools at Central High School in Clarendon. The club aims to promote digital literacy and help bridge the digital divide among Jamaica’s youth.

Mark your calendars with the dates May 11 to 14, for a free event being held at the National Arena in Kingston. The event dubbed ‘Transformations – People, Quality and Technology Expo,’ will be hosted by the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) in partnership with the Jamaica Technology and Digital Alliance.

Hot pepper farmers to benefit from increased market access under Food and Agriculture Organisation project.

Residents at the Westmoreland Infirmary now have access to new and improved facilities, following the opening of a new male ward at the location. The facility, which was built through a partnership between the Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development and the National Housing Trust, can house up to 50 male occupants.

You are considered to be a member of generation Z, often known as GenZ, if you were born between 1997 and 2010. Many classify GenZ as the generation that has been raised on the internet, mobile devices, and social media.  In addition, a global study by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) found that Gen Z and millennials presently make up around 38% of...

Constitutional Reform an Opportunity to Improve Government Systems, Critical Crime-Fighting Legislation Being Advanced to support security forces, and Government to allocate more for Vulnerable Jamaicans in upcoming budget.

Small businesses are benefiting from the rapid growth of tourism in Jamaica.  We tell you all about it on this week’s tourism round up.