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Prime Minister promises fair treatment for persons detained under states of emergency; Black River High School gets new classroom block and Diaspora Policy being finalised for Cabinet submission.

The U. S. Embassy in Jamaica in partnership with the STEAMHouse Network recently staged the inaugural JamA.I.ca Codefest Artificial Intelligence Hackathon designed for beginners, experts and individuals with an interest in Computer Science, Programming, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning.

Prime Minister hails security forces, Government committed to strengthening legislation to combat Human Trafficking, and Cruise ships return to Falmouth.

Sugar cane farmers are being encouraged to plant other crops.

The Jamaica Promotions Corporation (JAMPRO) will be hosting a virtual investment conference on November 17 and 18 dubbed ‘Explore: Do Business Jamaica’. The conference is part of efforts to educate potential investors about the many opportunities available in Jamaica’s growing sectors, and the island’s positive business environment.

On Thursday November 18 and Friday November 19, the Ministry of Tourism will host a Health and Wellness Conference at the Montego Bay Convention Centre under the theme “refresh, reboot, reawaken- the new world of health and wellness”.

What you need to know about the recently imposed States of Public Emergency and other topics.

The Jamaica Constabulary Force has launched a handbook to help bolster the investigative abilities of police officers. The Offences, Points to Prove and Authorities Handbook 2021, provides guidance on key elements of 104 offences and supplementary guidance on 103 related legal terms.

New charitable entity to be set up in Health and Wellness Ministry, Chain of Hope medical mission performs 12 cardiac surgeries and Forensic Pathology suite to be completed 2023.

States of Public Emergency in effect in seven police divisions, government invests 700 million to upgrade three hospitals and St. James Municipal Corporation reaffirms commitment to enforcing no vending areas in downtown Montego Bay.

Aggrieved taxpayers looking to appeal the judgements of revenue commissioners will soon have an easier way of seeking justice. This, as the Revenue Appeals Division (RAD) within the Ministry of Finance and the Public Service has gone digital! RAD is mandated to hear and conclude appeals by taxpayers who disagree with a revenue commissioner in relation to their tax liabilities,...