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The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) has awarded grants totaling 600,000 US dollars to nine private sector health organizations to support administration of COVID-19 vaccines across the island. The grants are designed to support the Outsourcing of Vaccination Administration Plan of the Ministry of Health & Wellness. We’ll tell you which private sector organizations are onboard in this...

Enactment of Occupational Safety and Health Act targeted for this year, Multi-million-dollar repair projects underway in Westmoreland, and divestment of Milk River Hotel on track...

The Global Tourism Resilience and Crisis Management Centre expanding its footprint across the world. We tell you all about it on this week’s tourism round up.

Irrigation system at the Bodles Research Station in St Catherine upgraded as part of the redevelopment plan for the entire facility.

On this week’s get the facts, NIDS pilot scheduled for corporate area later this year. Stay tuned for details.

On today’s edition of the Arts Page, highlights of the recently held National Culture Club Conference.

Coming up: Students returning from Ukraine grateful to be home; RGD looking to engage over 300,000 unregistered Jamaicans and Jamaica Council for Persons with Disabilities to be a key partner in NIDS rollout...

How much do you know about the financial sector? Are you able to access products and services without hassle? Do you have unanswered questions as a consumer? Well, you can get those questions answered and more on World Consumer Rights Day on March 15 at the Consumer Affairs Commission’s virtual townhall meeting.

Farmers are now able to access quality seeds for their farms through the Bodles research Station in St Catherine.

Full face to face learning to resume on Monday; 20 students who fled war-affected Ukraine arrive in Jamaica and JBDC establishing oils incubator...

The Government is now clear to start the implementation of the planned public sector compensation review come April 1, 2022. That’s because wage arrangements are now practically behind us.

Ground has been broken for the construction of the new Stony Hill Police station in St. Andrew.