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World Lupus Day being observed today, Health and Wellness Ministry introduces CODE CARE initiative, and Tourism stakeholders urged to take part in recycling initiative.

The Ministry of Education and Youth is providing four buses to assist students at Happy Grove High, who are experiencing challenges travelling to and from school due to ongoing work on the Portland to St. Thomas leg of the Southern Coastal Highway Improvement Project (SCHIP).

Prime Minister to meet with stakeholders in Denham Town ZOSO, Foreign Affairs Minister in Africa on working visit and Indian President to make historic State visit to Jamaica...

Jamaica Business Development Corporation to increase support to agriculture sector.

The Jamaica Stock Exchange (JSE) and the Ghana Stock Exchange have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) geared at fostering collaboration between both organizations. What’s in it for Jamaica’s economy?

Whether you know it as ‘chopping’, phishing or scamming, the basis remains the same; it involves one person or a group of individuals plotting and scheming to swindle someone else out of their hard-earned money. Banking scams are one of the more popular means that scammers use to carry out their heists, and some even see them posing as workers...

May is Child Month and the Child Protection and Family Services Agency (CPFSA) in the Education and Youth Ministry has embarked on an island-wide month-long Child Protection sensitization tour.

The CPFSA has a new Mascot and they’re taking him to school! So grab your bag pack and join Mr Protector on his inaugural adventures!

Students in Clarendon benefit from conflict resolution outreach

Prime Minister launches 9th Biennial Jamaica Diaspora Conference, opens Portmore Informatics Park and signs contract for the digitization of public records.