October to March is classified as the flu season in Jamaica. On this week’s Healthline we share some tips to help protect you and your family from this nagging illness. From boosting your immunity to practicing good hygiene, we’ll cover essential steps to reduce your risk of getting the flu.
At their 22nd National GIS Day Expo, the Ministry of Economic Growth and Job Creation recently introduced secondary students from all across the island to a range of career options in geography, specifically Geographic Information Systems (GIS), at the tertiary level. In the discipline of Geographic Information Systems (GIS), data is created, analyzed, and managed to produce maps and guide...
If you or someone you know have some extra cash, live overseas and want to invest in Jamaica, listen up, as we share the different ways in which the ministry of Agriculture is encouraging members of the diaspora to invest in Jamaica.
The Coconut Industry Board is having a seedling sale at all its offices tomorrow. So, if you are thinking about planting a coconut tree in your backyard, now is the time to do so.
Primary and Secondary students from across the island were on Wednesday November 27 engaged in the Jamaica Cultural Development Commission (JCDC) National Culture Clubs Conference under the theme, “One Love, One Heritage, One People”. Through the creation of Culture Clubs in schools and other community-based organizations throughout the island, the JCDC has continued their thrust to inspire young people to...
Data from the Jamaica Health and Lifestyle Survey shows that four out of 10 persons with diabetes are unaware of their condition. This is an alarming statistic as you or someone you know could be one of those persons living with this deadly disease without even knowing it. Early diagnosis is an effective way to address many complications associated with...
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