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Agriculture Ministry to launch support programme for urban farmers

34 thousand nine hundred and twenty-seven students were registered this year to sit the Grade six Primary Exit Profile (PEP) examinations.  30 thousand 6 hundred and 27 students, or approximately 88 per cent, were registered in public schools and 4 thousand 3 hundred, or 12 per cent, in private schools.  At a press conference held at the Ministry of Education...

Government announces special programme to promote investment in orchard crops on the island.

National Stadium to be redevelopment and upgraded, Ministry of Culture to engage in Cultural Diplomacy during Paris Olympics, and Sexual Harassment Tribunal named.

Denbigh 2024 to highlight investment opportunities as well as the usual family friendly entertainment activities

Zed technology, in collaboration with Zebra Robotics, is providing students from primary and secondary schools with an opportunity to embrace and engage in the intricate world of robotics.

When was the last time you gave blood? If you can’t remember, then it’s time to stop by your nearest blood bank and donate today. You see the Ministry of Health and Wellness is encouraging everyone who is able, to make giving blood a regular part of their annual routine. This as part of efforts to double the annual collection...

Students at Papine High in St Andrew to get training in greenhouse techniques courtesy of the Ministry of Agriculture and the Jamaica Bauxite Institute.

On today’s programme, we continue to explore what you need to know if you find yourself needing to seek accommodation at a shelter during a natural disaster.

87 fishers in Alligator Pond Manchester receive grants from the Agriculture Ministry.

On today’s programme, we share what you need to know if you find yourself having to seek accommodation at a shelter during a natural disaster.

Ministry of Health working to improve Antenatal care to improve Jamaica’s mortality rate.