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The second cohort of software coding trainees recently graduated from the Amber HEART Academy after successfully completing the one-year skills development programme.

If you decide to drive to the eastern end of the island, particularly through the town of Port Maria in St. Mary, you will see a brand spanking new facility occupying the pride of place. The new building will serve thousands of residents and help ensure they are protected from natural and man-made disasters. We’re talking about the new Port...

Many persons have reservations about trying something new, especially when it comes to food. This could be out of fear, or a previous bad experience. Since last year the National Fisheries Authority (NFA) launched a campaign to encourage Jamaicans to put aside their misconceptions about tilapia and eat more of the fish. Recently, the agency allowed patrons at the Denbigh...

Residents in Southern Manchester to benefit from rehabilitated roadways in the coming months.

Have you ever noticed that when you go out to shop you tend to choose certain brands without even thinking? That is due largely to the quality you have come to associate with the product and the company that makes it. The way the product is packaged, its look, feel, taste and smell - all these elements combine to certify...

Government to undertake financial sector reforms, 425 million allocated for road repair works in Southern Manchester; and EU to Host 5k Run to Highlight Partnership with Jamaica.

Unregistered farmers encouraged to sign up with the Rural Agricultural Development Authority RADA to benefit from technical and other support to improve their operations

Government reiterates commitment to investigating fraudulent activity at SSL; Education Ministry proposing new date for staging of Primary Exit Profile exam; and Jamaica seeking to expand export opportunities in Guyana.

The Ministry of Labour and Social Security is undertaking a pilot programme for Programme of Advancement Through Health and Education (PATH) beneficiaries in St. Elizabeth to receive their payments via direct deposit.

Approximately 12,000 Jamaicans awaiting medical procedures under the Cuba-Jamaica Eye Programme, will start receiving treatment when the initiative resumes, during the first quarter of this year.