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Hundreds of volunteers turned out to clean up beaches and waterways across the island with JIS and NEPA forging ties to rid section of the Palisadoes of refuse.

Legislative reforms to be treated as projects, Overseas Examination Commission To Get New Building and Jamaicans encouraged to register for Global Services Sector Career Pathway Framework.

National Security Minister meets with grieving families in Spring Village, Christmas workers targeted for JAM-DEX payments and multimillion dollar project being implemented in Manchester to ease traffic congestion.

Volunteers cleared more than 1500 pounds of garbage from the One-Man Beach along Jimmy Cliff Boulevard in Montego Bay on International Coastal Clean-up Day (ICCD) on September 17 under the theme the theme: ‘Nuh Dutty Up Jamaica’.

Members of Parliament are participating in the 2022/2023 State of the Constituency Debate touting their achievements while laying out their plans for further developing their constituencies.

There are some educators blessed with the capacity to see the ability of every child who steps into their classroom to excel and empower them, so they believe it too. Dr. Ruth Green is one of them. In September 2022, Dr. Ruth Elizabeth Green received the Prime Minister’s Medal of Appreciation for 41 years of contribution to education.    

National fisheries authority outlines measures to increase sustainability of the sector.

Meet Shernette Powell, Principal of Point Hill Leased Primary and Junior High School and recipient of the Prime Minister’s Medal of Appreciation (PMMA) for Service to Education.

Government begins renovation of Richmond Farm facility in St Mary, National Security Minister reiterates call for zero tolerance approach among JCF members and National Fisheries Authority launches tilapia competition.