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Jamaicans who have demonstrated that they have moved beyond their past offences and have met certain criteria, will soon have their records wiped clean. This, as legislators in the House of Representatives approved changes to the Criminal Records (Rehabilitation of Offenders) Act. Stay tuned for the details.

Poultry sector growing by over 22 percent for the past 10 years.

We’re in cane harvesting season, and with that comes the threat of leptospirosis due to rodent migration from cane fields. We share some tips on how to keep yourself and family safe on this week’s Healthline. Stay tuned.

New Artisan Village opens in Falmouth, Airline partnership agreements secured, and Jamaica hosts 42nd staging of the Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association (CHTA) Caribbean Travel Marketplace. Join us as we recap the year that was for the Ministry of Tourism.

Coconut Industry Board helps farmers get started at Amity Hall St Catherine.

On January 10, 1977, a gift from the Government and the people of Cuba to Jamaica, was unpacked for the first time to students and staff. This was the day Jose Marti Technical High school opened its doors to foster academic and educational development, empowering minds and shaping futures. At their recent Founder's Day celebration, the school reaffirmed their commitment...

Coconut farmers at the Amity Hall Agro Park in St Catherine received support from the Coconut Industry Board.

Murder Rate Trending Downwards, Income Tax Act Amended and Environmental Protection Legislation amended.

Road repairs underway in coffee producing areas.