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The Government will be undertaking several road infrastructure improvement projects to create more resilient infrastructure, and to improve vehicular movement and safety on the roadways, with work to get started on a few projects as early as this month.

Jamaican businesses and entrepreneurs are invited to register early for the World Free Zone Organization (WFZO’s) Annual International Conference and Exhibition 2022.

On today’s edition of calling farmers Diary Board Chairman Dr Derick Deslandes shares examples of ways technology can improve a farming operation.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness last week embarked on a working visit to the United States where he met with top officials in the Joe Biden Administration.

Residents in Elim St Elizabeth receive support from a private sector foundation.

Prime Minister travels to Washington for official visit. Plus, more residents get titles under Systematic Land Registration Programme.

While manslaughter and murder both result in a person losing their life at the hands of someone else, the acts and their associated charges under Jamaican legislation can be complex, leaving many unaware of the difference between the two. On this week’s edition of You and the Law, we’re seeking to answer the question, “is it manslaughter or is it...

Pesticides help protect our produce from pests and diseases, but sustained use of these chemicals can have negative health consequences for us humans. For instance, several persons were accidentally poisoned by pesticides over the last two years. This, among other reasons, has prompted a study to investigate pesticide use in agriculture and the impact on the Jamaican environment.

Thirty schools to benefit from energy-efficiency retrofits, New Doppler Radar to be commissioned before June 1 and NSWMA receives grant from Japan to purchase new garbage truck.

93 recruits join Department of Correctional Services, Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee Festival set for April 2 and Southeast Regional Health Authority takes over management of St. Joseph’s Hospital

J Wray and Nephew Foundation donates Agro Processing Facility to the Sidney Pagon STEM Academy.