The world is going through an unprecedented time in history, as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. The education sector has been disrupted, but there are educators and students who have embraced the path of innovation and creativity to engage students and keep learning going. This week we feature Kelvin Peart.
Coming up: Government says it has not banned importation of Ivermectin, Lower House approves extension of ZOSOs across the island extended and Tourism ministry to establish incubator centre.
Education Ministry Calls for Diaspora Volunteers for Extra Lessons Programme, Agriculture Ministry launches customer feedback system and State-of-the-art Kitchen being constructed at Lucea Infirmary.
Jamaica, through the Ministry of Labour and Social Security, launched the International Year for the Elimination of Child Labour on June 11, being observed under the theme, ‘Act now and End Child Labour’. We bring you highlights from the virtual launch.
By 2030 its projected that 60% of Jamaicans will live in urban areas. What does that mean for us when urban populations are already outgrowing the infrastructure and public services like water supply and green spaces, originally designed to support them? Well the government is not waiting to find out. Urban renewal is high on the development agenda, and Portfolio...
Government exploring COVID-19 vaccine options for children this year, Education Ministry preparing students for Global Services Sector and 40-million-dollar support for athletes to continue.
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