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The Cause for Change Foundation, in partnership with the VM Foundation and the Ministry of Education, Skills, Youth and Information, recently staged the QEC 26 Environment Quiz & Expo. The event, held under the theme “Conserve, Preserve, Revive", brought together 13 primary schools from St. Ann to test their environmental knowledge and awareness, while engaging in meaningful discussions on climate...

Jamaica has decided to formally adopt the UN’s Women, Peace and Security agenda, to align with the country’s national priorities. Plans are advancing to launch a national action plan to strengthen the country’s capacity to build and maintain lasting peace.  

Coconut Industry Board providing support to farmers affected by hurricane melissa.

On this week’s Healthline we explore the different cancer screening options available on the island. Stay tuned.

Innovation, technology, and groundbreaking ideas were on display at the University of Technology, Jamaica as students and researchers gathered for Research Day.  From artificial intelligence and robotics to solutions for real-world problems, the event highlighted how research is shaping the future in Jamaica.

If you’re looking for authentic Jamaican craft items all in one location, then the Tourism Product Development Company Craft with a difference event is the place for you to be!

1600 small farmers receive vouchers to assist with hurricane melissa recovery.

If you’re like me, you probably have a love/hate relationship with mathematics. We love our addition, subtraction, multiplication and division… but when it comes to trigonometry, algebra, and quadratic equations .... Well, that’s where things start to get a little complicated. But what about something a bit simpler… like finding the area of a circle?

Government Strengthening Disaster Risk Financing infrastructure; Portmore Informatics Park Incubator and Linkages Forum Launched, and Over $2 Billion Allocated To Build Out Jamaica Constabulary Force Infrastructure.

Praedial Larceny Convictions increase by 2000 percent.