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The Child Protection and Family Services Agency is to ramp up school visits in the new academic year as part of efforts to sensitize staff and students about child abuse.

Many of us often see individuals on the street who appear to be homeless and in need, and we feel inclined to help. While it’s always great to lend a hand yourself, more consistent support can be provided to such persons through the Board of Supervision and the Poor Relief Departments in your parish municipal corporation.  

Exporting goods overseas is one the many ways local farmers and manufacturers expand the reach of their goods. The United States being so nearby, it is the island’s primary trading partner. But before a farmer or manufacturer can export products directly to the US, the goods must meet certain entry requirements – a process called accreditation

RADA receives 20 million dollars to assist new farmers with land preparation.

Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago to expand bilateral cooperation, NHT Income-targeted subsidies to benefit poorest Jamaicans and Prime Minister expresses condolences to loved ones of Broadcaster Francois St. Juste

Ground has been broken for the development of a contemporary, recreational area at the Maverley Park in St. Andrew. The project forms part of the Kingston and St. Andrew Municipal Corporation (KSAMC’s) ‘Paint the City’ initiative, aimed at upgrading, beautifying, and reinjecting life into the City.

The Island Traffic Authority (ITA) in the Transport Ministry is urging companies seeking to employ drivers, to request driving abstracts from the ITA, to be informed about the person’s driving history.

Jamaica economic watchdogs are projecting positive outturns for the economy over the short term.