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The Department of Correctional Services’ rehabilitation programmes incorporate educational and recreational activities and programmes that provide employment opportunities for the inmates.

Saturday and Night Court sittings have resumed to help address the backlog of almost 400,000 outstanding traffic tickets cases.

Abigail Morgan, a freelance information technology (IT) expert, describes a freelancer as someone who pursues a career without making a long-term commitment to one employer or someone who acts independently without being affiliated with or endorsed by an organization. She explained that as a young IT freelancer, to be efficient in the field, one must consider things such as who...

From Bread Pudding to a caramel coffee mix and coffee T bags, the blue mountain coffee festival in Newcastle showcased a variety of products.

In celebration of the Jamaican language, the Ministry of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport has launched its podcasts dubbed, ‘Scriptures in Patois’ where, as you can probably guess, Bible scriptures are read in the Jamaican language by notable Jamaicans.

Nineteen students - 8 boys and 11 girls, from Maggotty High School in St. Elizabeth represented their school and community at the 2023 staging of the ISSA Boys and Girls Championships recently. The school’s 8-member boys’ team garnered enough points at the end of the championships to give the school its best placing to date, finishing in 9th place with...

Agriculture Ministry conducting research to improve small ruminant breeds on the island.

The Ministry of Education and Youth’s Math Counts program was introduced in 2013 as part of plans to enhance the teaching and learning of Mathematics across the country’s schools. In the roll out National Mathematics Coordinator at the Ministry of Education and Youth, Dr. Tamika Benjamin, outlined that the Ministry had identified a negative perception towards the subject among students....

Agriculture Ministry helping St Thomas farmers find markets for excess crops.

Effective April 1, Jamaicans are no longer be required to pay tuition or administrative fees for HEART-NSTA Trust programmes up to level four. This was announced by Prime Minister Andrew Holness during his contribution to the 2023 National Budget debate in March.