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Government Orders Investigation into Land Scams, Health and Wellness Ministry launches #DoYourShare Campaign and Jamaicans Encouraged to Visit Kingston Creative District.

When we’re young, we all dream of what we want to be when we grow up. Sometimes those dreams change as we get older, but for Esther Tyson who hails from Chapelton in Clarendon, her eyes were always set on becoming a teacher. For her outstanding contribution to Education, Mrs. Esther Tyson will be conferred with the Order of Distinction...

Inmates of the South Camp Juvenile Remand and Correctional Centre are set to benefit from a course in coding and robotics this month. The course is being facilitated by the Department of Correctional Services (DCS), in collaboration with local education firm, STEAMHouse Network.

Measures are being taken to restore and protect the mangroves in Southern Clarendon and boost income-generating opportunities for residents. Let’s talk about it in the Environment corner.

Broadcasting Commission bans playing of content promoting criminal activity, MOCA launches course to train polygraph examiners and Jamaica’s trade ecosystem being modernized.

Caymanas Park solar energy project launched; National Neighbourhood Watch movement being rebranded, and Governor General urges youth to use technology for national development.

On today’s edition of Jamaica’s Promise, Golden Grove All Age in St. Ann to remind us of the contributions of our Heroes during heritage week.

Some 4,000 teachers and students from schools islandwide will be attending the return of the Seville Heritage Expo, following the event’s two-year absence due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Pig farmers encouraged to put measures in place to protect themselves from the threat of African Swine Fever.