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                      We live in a fast-paced information age, where everything is at our fingertips. We eat fast-food, for which we don’t even deign to dine-in: we collect it at drive-thru windows, from our cars, already impatiently on-the-go… consuming social media packaged in 30-sec Tik-Tok reels, expressing ourselves in 140-character tweets....

                      The Government of Jamaica is this Heroes’ Weekend, awarding the Badge of Honour for long and faithful service to a number of faithful public servants. IN that select group is a humble JIS employee, whose work ethic, energy and enthusiasm has been making a positive contribution to the Printery...

Coconut farmers urged to report bud rot to the Coconut Industry Board.

Jamaica is expecting to welcome 5 million visitors to the island in 2026. On today’s feature, the Jamaica Tourist Board outlines their aggressive strategy to achieve this ambitious objective.

                      Jamaican culture and national pride get a boost on Heroes Weekend: through play? Stay tuned to find out HOW! I’m Joy Kelly. Let’s go Roundabout JA.

Work on Montego Bay Perimeter Road 80 Percent Complete, Tourism Ministry Working To Diversify Tourism Markets and NEPA Revises National Guideline For Testing Underground Petroleum Storage Tanks And Pipelines.

Maritime authority of Jamaica encouraging fishers to ensure that their vessels meet the necessary safety requirements.

Justice Minister Opens Debate on Amendments to Criminal Records (Rehabilitation of Offenders) Act, Health Ministry Reports Significant Reduction in Dengue Cases, and Tourism Minister announces Local First Policy.

Fishers urged to avoid lead acid batteries as weights for their fishing lines.

St. Elizabeth records lowest murder count in 25 years; Health and Wellness Ministry reporting significant reduction in dengue-related cases; and Department of Correctional Services to host Expo & Recruitment Drive.

Fishers encouraged to have an emergency contact on shore before venturing out to sea.

Greater Portmore High School, located in Portmore, St. Catherine is celebrating significant progress in the Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) examinations moving from a 56% pass rate in 2024 to 82%. One of 56 schools on the Ministry of Education’s National School Learning and Intervention Plan (NSLIP), Greater Portmore High while in the pursuit of honour and excellence made significant...