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If you’re an entrepreneur and investor looking for a new opportunity, then you’re in the right place., With our stable economy, perfect location and connectivity, Jamacia is the perfect place to set up shop. But if you’re uncertain where to look for these opportunities then Vice President of Research, Advocacy and Project Implementation at JAMPRO, Shullette Cox, will point you...

The Transforming Our Police Service (TOPS) awards programme was developed by the Police Civilian Oversight Authority (PCOA) in 2019. It is geared towards encouraging, inspiring and celebrating outstanding police service. This year, 34 stations were selected to participate from the Area 3 Division which comprises the Manchester, Clarendon and St. Elizabeth police divisions.  

Agriculture Ministry encouraging international investors to look to agriculture sector, with domestic crop production on track for record growth.

Tourism recovery charter being developed, work underway to operationalise public bodies management regulations and greater protection coming for ecologically sensitive areas.

Agriculture Ministry engaging teachers as part of grow smart eat smart campaign.

Domestic crop production on track for record growth, Over 15 surgeries to be done under CODE Care mission, and Justice Ministry issues warning to motorists about unpaid traffic tickets.

The Jamaica Council for Persons with Disabilities (JCPD) will join the rest of the world in observing Disabilities Awareness Week from December 3 to 9, with a week of activities to be staged under the theme “Embracing The Disabilities Act, Towards Inclusion”.

Lennon High School in Clarendon has rewarded three of its students, Karysse Allen, Devon Anderson, and Damaine Carridice for good deeds performed at the institution. At Lennon students are singled out by various officials when they show kindness to others and rewarded for their behaviour.

Investors again being wooed as economy rebounds...