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Jamaicans encouraged to draw on the legacy of our national heroes to transform the country; Homeless shelters in Trelawny and St. Ann Nearing completion; and Post and Telecoms Department modernization being fast-tracked.

Jamaicans are being encouraged to visit and experience the Kingston Creative District, Downtown, as the city continues to undergo a major transformation. The area, which is designed to have the shape of a key, is being transformed into creative spaces that showcase Jamaican food, craft, artwork, music and dance. This to attract locals and visitors and provide income-earning opportunities.

REACH Academy with its diverse population went all out to promote the rich cultural tapestry that makes up the Jamaican society showcasing the sights sounds and tastes of our rich heritage.

The Jamaica Customs Agency is piloting a new initiative geared at allowing customers to clear non-commercial and small value items without having to visit the port or a warehouse. Director of Cargo Imaging at the Jamaica Customs Agency, Kingsley Henry, recently sat down with Vaughn Davis, host of JIS Radio’s online discussion programme Studio 58A, to share the details of the...

Today we give you part two of our look at handy tools to have on your farm.

The Ministry of Transport and Mining has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to facilitate the training of operators in the public transport sector under the Team Jamaica programme. Under the agreement some 1000 personnel will be trained as Jamaica Union of Travellers Association (JUTA) counterparts, as well as first responders and road safety ambassadors.

The Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development commemorated World Homeless Day on October 10, organizing activities for the vulnerable population across the island, through its Poor Relief Departments.  

Economy to Return to Pre-COVID-19 Output Levels by 2023.