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The Rural Youth Economic Empowerment Programme is being expanded this year, introducing a pitch competition.

How well do you know your numbers? No, I’m not talking about how well you can count or how well you can manage your finances. Even though those are important, I’m actually talking about some important stats about your overall health. Things such as your blood sugar, blood pressure, cholesterol levels and so on. Many Jamaicans are unaware of their...

Ministry of Agriculture Fisheries and Mining reports drop in food prices in recent weeks, a welcomed change for many Jamaicans.

Rayanna Williams, a 17-year-old Holy Childhood High School grade 12 student, characterizes herself as a committed, goal-oriented, high achiever who is passionate about science. This passion and natural knack to solve problems – gained Rayanna the title of 2024 overall Outstanding Caribbean Child Researcher in December of last year at the 19th Annual Caribbean Child Research Conference at its Sagicor...

Government announces $134 million drought mitigation strategy to support farmers in drought prone areas

The government has promised the completion of an initial 2 SPARK roadways across all 63 constituencies, before the end of March. This is just a foretaste of what’s to come, as by then, rehabilitation works would have started on some 126 critical roadways across the island. Stay tuned to Duh Road, for the details.

In today’s edition of you and the Law, we discuss the Rent Assessment Board Tribunal and the sitting of court hearings. Stay tuned.

Many Jamaicans have experienced losing a loved one to cancer. But, how much do you know about the disease and its symptoms?

Through strategic partnerships, the Caribbean Maritime University (CMU) continues to support its students in pursuing their goals of securing employment and further studies. According to CMU President, Professor Andrew Spencer, research has shown that 45 per cent of CMU students are employed prior to graduating, 74 per cent within six months of graduating and 80 per cent by nine-months.

Striving for Excellence…Exceeding Expectations is what student of the Clarendon based Central High School have been doing for the past 60 years. Founded in 1965, Central High School, according to Acting Principal Mrs. Uvalyn Dailey Ridge, got its start as a Senior school catering to students who were not successful in the Common Entrance Examinations.