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Students of Tarrant High School in Kingston were given the opportunity to engage with industry professionals from media and communications, agriculture, Information Technology, security, entrepreneurship, among others fields during a career day event on Thursday, March 30.  The day’s activities were held under the theme “conquering your future through career development”.

Thirteen-year-old Adrianna Laing, the only survivor of a fire that took the lives of her three brothers in Springfield, Westmoreland, in September 2022, is now home, after being successfully treated in the United States (US).

Bill Passed to Enable Jamaica to Meet Int’l Obligations to Counter Money Laundering, Jamaica Submits Climate Strategy to UN committee and Ferncourt High School to Get Full Internet Service.

Today we hear the story of Trumpet Tree coffee factory located in Constitutional Hill St Andrew.

Jamaicans are being encouraged to put electronic devices on a hard surface when charging and away from combustible materials, to prevent unintended fires. The advice comes from Commissioner of the Jamaica Fire Brigade (JFB), Stewart Beckford.

Transport Minister, Audley Shaw has hailed the learner-driver education programme for high schools as a catalyst that will promote and improve road safety across Jamaica.The school driver-education curriculum has been developed with the assistance of the HEART/NSTA Trust and the Road Safety Unit (RSU) in the Transport Ministry.

Earthquakes are unpredictable and can strike at any time without any warning. As such, Jamaicans are being encouraged to always be prepared for the natural disaster.