Founder of STEM Builders Learning Hub, Kavelle Hylton, recently sat down with Theodore Henry, host of the discussion programme ‘Get The Facts,’ to share more about her business and how the DBJ’s Ignite Grant helped her to grow her business.
Ask a random person anywhere in the world about Jamaica and they may give the following answers: The home of Bob Marley, reggae music and Usain Bolt. They may add that it’s either on their list of countries to visit, they’ve already been here a few times, got married here or honeymooned on our island. Given the above, we can...
With a history spanning more 175 years, Jamaica’s rail network is one of the oldest in both the Western Hemisphere and the world. Jamaica was among the first countries to have a railroad, with the first tracks being laid as part of the then ‘Western Jamaica Connecting Railway’ on November 21, 1845.
Jamaicans at home and abroad still mark the transfer of British power with celebrations yearly. The activities are to honour those who fought for freedom and are a reminder that the management of the country’s affairs now rests in the hands of a locally elected Cabinet. Independence Day was previously observed on the first Monday in August but has now...
When it comes to the business of land there are a lot of professionals involved, especially when the comes time to sell. One of the key persons involved in the process is the valuation surveyor.
On this week’s You and the Law, the long-awaited new Road Traffic Act and it’s regulations are one step closer to enactment following the recent approval of the Act by the Senate.
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