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Government preparing to take legal action against relatives of persons abandoned at health facilities, Restorative Justice Unit ahead of target for dispute resolution conferences and Tourism Ministry to Host Health and Wellness Conference.

The National Solid Waste Management Authority (NSWMA) along with the Western Parks and Markets (WPM) Waste Management Limited, has launched a solid waste-reduction programme in the community of Chambers Pen in Hanover.

An epidemiologist by profession, Dr. Elizabeth Ward has spent most of her professional career examining the data behind illnesses and how to control them. She sought to bring this scientific approach to her community work, which led her and several others to form the Violence Prevention Alliance in 2004. Dr.  Ward has been conferred with membership into the Order of Distinction...

On this week’s House Matters, National Public Health Lab validating efficacy of imported unregulated test kits; 15 more labs being assessed to conduct COVID-19 testing; and 248 Schools Resume Face To Face Classes.

Persons can now apply for import permits through the Plant Quarantine and Inspection Branch in the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries online.

National Public Health Lab validating efficacy of imported unregulated COVID test kits, Mango exports up by 50 percent and Over 250 schools reopened for face-to-face classes on Monday.

Fifteen more COVID-19 testing sites to be approved, New fish market set to open in downtown Kingston and Plant import permits now available on JSWIFT platform.

Agriculture Minister encouraging local stakeholders to capitalize on export opportunities in the Jamaican diaspora.

The Jamaica Business Development Corporation (JBDC) is hosting a series of activities to celebrate Global Entrepreneurship week, which is being observed from November 8 – 14, under the theme Reboot, Rethink, Regenerate. JBDC Deputy CEO Harold Davis recently sat down with Theodore Henry host of JIS television programme Get the facts to discuss the week of activities. Here’s an excerpt...

Since the onset of the pandemic, all sectors of the Government have been working to improve their use of technology to maintain or improve the efficiency of their operations. One sector that has made significant progress in this regard is Justice.