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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.

20 men and women have been trained to provide psychological support services at the community level in over 20 communities across the parish of St. James as part of efforts to curtail and prevent crime and violence.

On today’s edition of Calling Farmers, we share several reasons why you should consider adding a drone to your farming operation

Diplomatic Organisation hosting 5K Run to support Jamaica’s efforts to end violence and crime.

What’s not on your Resume? That was the focus of the keynote address given by Chief Executive Officer and Executive Director of the America Ballet Theatre, Janet Rollé at the Jamaica Creative Career Expo, held at the Jamaica Conference Centre earlier this month.  The goal of the event was to provide career and professional development tips for Jamaican creatives as...

Jamaica to strengthen bilateral ties with Dominican Republic, Educational Institutions Urged to Appoint Data Protection Officers and Parents Being Targeted in Fight Against Child Labour.

Reggae Month is being observed all February long, and as part of the celebration of the legacy and impact of the genre, the Ministry of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport through the Jamaica Cultural Development Commission (JCDC) has been hosting daily activities and events highlighting different aspects of the music and culture. ‘Reggae Conversations’ is an event in which players...