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The Road Traffic Act, 2018 and its regulations officially came into effect on February 1, bringing with it a host of new measures to manage and regulate the way motorists operate on the road.

One Hundred and ten young Jamaicans receiving climate adaptive training and support through the Jamaica 4h Clubs.

Minister of Education and Youth condemns Killing of 9-year-old student, NEPM Reports Zero Backlog in Garbage Collection, and Island Traffic Authority Now a Statutory Body.

February is here and you know what that means, it’s reggae month! This year the theme is “Reigniting Reggae’s Legacy. Culture Minister, Oliva Grange recently launched the month-long celebration of the world-renowned genre and culture.

Senior citizens in St. Elizabeth and the wider Jamaica are being encouraged to take advantage of the various support services that are available through the Ministry of Labour and Social Security.

The constant recklessness and misuse of our roads continues to claim the lives of countless Jamaicans, including the nations young people.  According to statistics from the Road Safety Unit and Island Traffic Authority in the Ministry of Transport and Mining, 19 children died in road fatalities in 2022 – 12 males and 7 females.

President of the Caribbean Hotel and Tourist Association Nicola Madden-Greig shares several ways tourism stakeholders can build resilience across the region.

The Jamaica Agricultural Commodities Regulatory Authority now offering coffee testing certification.

Prime Minister Commits to assisting Haiti during ongoing violence crisis, Minister of Finance announces 24 billion Dollar Budget Increase, and Provisions of the New Road Traffic Act outlined.