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Prime Minister Andrew Holness shares preliminary assessment of damage caused by Tropical Storm Ian, hands over water trucks and tours infrastructure works at the National Water Commission.

Film Making in Jamaica is a developing industry that is ready to welcome the next big idea and that idea could come from you.

The Ministry of Legal and Constitutional Affairs is to embark on a public education campaign geared at sensitizing Jamaicans at home and in the Diaspora about the laws of Jamaica and the rights of citizens.

Jamaica calls for more attention on mental health in the Americas, and gives public support to new PAHO Director…. highlights from the just concluded 30th Pan American Sanitary Conference in this week’s Healthline.

Health and Wellness Ministry signs MOU with Hartford Healthcare in Connecticut, Funds allocated to complete Pedro plains works; and Ministry of Legal and Constitutional Affairs to train legislative teams across Government.

Government restates commitment to achieving long term national goals, floating solar Panel project launched at NWC and central bank raises interest rates

Did you know that you have a legal right to see and get copies of official documents held by Government bodies? This is made possible under the Access to Information Act. Under the act, you can also ask for personal information to be changed if it is misleading, incomplete, out of date or incorrect.

The Jamaica food and drink festival is back this year, and its bigger and better than ever.

Teachers across the island shared their thoughts on the state of the education sector during consultations organised by UNICEF in partnership with UNESCO. The teachers says more emphasis needs to be placed on the importance of education and stakeholder involvement for improved learning outcomes.

Recycling Partners of Jamaica (RPJ) is working to increase the number of processing depots available across the island.