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Pfizer vaccine shipment expected this weekend; CPFSA providing counselling for St. Thomas residents and STATIN Develops Export and Import indices to measure quarterly price changes.

The Bureau of Standards Jamaica (BSJ) has launched a Client Services Programme geared at helping business owners receive technical assistance and support. The goal is to improve the quality of goods and services offered to consumers in Jamaica and overseas.

Farmers in western Jamaica benefit from composting training courtesy of the Sandal’s Foundation.

Media and Information Literacy Week being observed this week, students encouraged to make use of 24 hour education channels and, Government reiterates commitment to active aging for senior citizens.

Jamaica is observing Fire and Life Safety Awareness Week this week from October 24-30 under the theme “Empowering citizens to create fire safe communities”.

National Mathematics Coordinator, Dr. Tameka Benjamin, recently sat down with Theodore Henry, host of the discussion programme ‘Get The Facts,’ to share initiatives geared towards improving problem-solving and critical thinking skills, while teaching students how to apply them in their everyday lives. We bring you an excerpt of their discussion.  

What you need to know about Global Media & Literacy Week and other topics.

PAHO boosting virus surveillance among member states, Government working to improve remote learning infrastructure and work advanced on the establishment of Youth Advocacy Council.

If your farm generate lots of waste from spoilt produce, stick around to learn how composting can help you.

All pre-existing National Voter’s ID cards are set to expire on December 31 this year and the Electoral Office of Jamaica (EOJ) is distributing new and renewed cards. The renewal process began in 2019 but was put on hold in 2020 before restarting this year. So, how do you know if your renewed ID card is ready for pick up?

The St. Elizabeth Health Department is ramping up mosquito eradication and vector control activities in the parish, as the rainy season continues.

Several schools in Manchester receive tablet computers courtesy of kind resident.