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Jamaica and US ramp up information sharing to tackle transnational crime; Government Working To address Outdated Fines and Penalties and Consumer Affairs Commission urging shoppers to be vigilant this Christmas

On this week’s get the facts, learn how to make your Secret Santa parties even more fun this holiday season.

A collection of five art pieces has been unveiled as part of an exhibition at the Institute of Jamaica (IOJ) in Kingston, to reimagine National Heroine and outstanding military leader, Nanny of the Maroons. With a desire to make Jamaica’s only National Heroine a well-rounded person rather than just a character from the history books, Exhibition Curator, Dr. Leo Douglas...

Twenty-seven young men and women in St. James have been equipped to take up well-paying jobs in commercial/articulated truck driving, having successfully completed a six-month training programme.

Using what’s right with Jamaica to fix what’s wrong with Jamaica is the Mantra of the Governor General’s ‘I Believe Initiative’.  Morgan Kellier, Miss Jamaica Festival Queen 2021 2nd Runner Up, Attorney-at-Law, Mediator, Motivational Speaker, and 'I Believe' Ambassador is a sterling example of what is right with Jamaica.  

ZoSos extended for 60 days, Several pieces of legislation mentioned in throne speech enacted and Findings from study of Economic Cost of Violence Against Women to be presented to Cabinet.

Health and Wellness Ministry’s charitable arm to be expanded, 25,000 PATH Students to Receive Laptops and NSWMA signs MOU with H&L for ‘Drum A Di Gate’ Initiative.

When Jamaica became an independent nation on August 6, 1962, it signaled a major change in status to the international community. The country established diplomatic relations with 12 countries that year and has forged mutually beneficial relationships with other countries over its 60 years of Independence.