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Major crimes down in Zones of Special Operations (ZOSOs), over US$800 million earned from exports during first half of 2022 and twenty-three post offices to be designated NIDS enrolment centres

Postmaster General at the Post and Telecommunications Department, Lincoln Allen, says several post offices across the island are to be renovated as part of efforts to modernize Jamaica’s postal service.

Solar installation at Mona Reservoir results in major cost savings; Ethiopian Prince lauds Jamaica’s democracy; St James Southern MP calls for more to be done to involve young people in agriculture.

The Private Security Regulation Authority (PSRA) rolls out its mobile registration initiative for private security officers and companies, to make is easier for security officers and operators to access its services.

Research and development the key to sustainable growth in the sector.

Jamaica pig industry on track to meet local and international demand.

Annual inflation at 9.3 percent in September, Several Tax Offices To Be Upgraded, and Fact-finding teams visit additional farms in Canada.

Interment Operators, more commonly known as Gravediggers, provide a service which all of us will likely require at some point, whether for ourselves or our loved ones. That being so, it is important that persons who provide this service are trained and certified and equipped to provide a high level of service to members of the public.

The Forestry Department is reporting that over 11,000 trees were planted across the island earlier this month in observance of National Tree Planting Day (NTPD). The total includes approximately 300 seedlings planted by Jamaica Energy Partners on just over one hectare of land in the Blue Mountain 2 Forest Reserve in St. Thomas.