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One hundred-and-forty-seven wards at juvenile remand and correctional centres managed by the Department of Correctional Services (DCS) are to benefit from a donation of technological devices from e-Learning Jamaica. The devices, which include 63 laptops and desktop computers, 120 tablets and 4 projectors from the statistical Institute of Jamaica (STATIN), will go towards supporting the DCS’ rehabilitation programmes for its...

Today we hear the story of youth farmer Angelique Chen and her climate smart project of planting crops in a drum.

14 Jamaicans set to be awarded for community service by private sector company.

The Trench Town Polytechnic is offering a number of programmes to suit just about everyone in formats that will facilitate learning.

The Office of the Public Defender was established in 2000 to investigate and seek redress on behalf of Jamaicans whose Constitutional rights have been violated. King’s Counsel, Carolyn Reid-Cameron, has been sworn in as Public Defender by Governor General, Sir Patrick Allen. Mrs. Reid-Cameron is the second woman to be appointed to the post. She previously served as Deputy Director...

A fascination of how things worked was what drove Ronald Young into the world of science as a child. Today he’s known for his professional excellence and outstanding contribution to the field of Physiology, with his theories and research having helped to change the face of science education for developing countries.

Prime Minister Holness meets with residents of Clifton; Jamaica and Japan strengthen bilateral relations; and recent Frontier Airlines airlift agreement signalling investor confidence in Jamaica.

Tourism Product Development Company expands recycling initiative to all resort towns.