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In today’s edition of You and the Law, we continue our discussion on Resolving Boundary Disputes. Stay tuned.

The Sugar Industry Authority launches new training institute to improve productivity within the industry.

The Ministry of Health is encouraging persons to take precautions against respiratory viruses. We tell you what you need to know on this week’s Healthline.

Potential candidates are being urged by dean of the University of the Commonwealth Caribbean's (UCC) School of Business, Entrepreneurship, and Management, Mrs. Sonia Davidson, to look into undergraduate degrees in sectors with future employment security. These, she highlighted, are delivered across the UCC’s School of Business’s 3 departments – Business and Entrepreneurship, Accounting and Finance and Tourism and Hospitality Management.

                      We’ve been exploring how a simple trip to the Potter’s Fair led to a wild discovery! The heavy use of recycling in local art and craft! I’m Joy Kelly, come along for the journey inside another edition of the Arts Page.

2025 starts off with a bang with a projected 12.9 percent increase in winter arrivals. This should set the pace for the tourism industry for the rest of the year.

The Jamaica China Goodwill Infant School was among the first to receive OneTab Tablets from the Project for the Advancement of Childhood Education (PACE) Canada in collaboration with local partners, dedicated to improving the educational outputs of its students. During a handover ceremony on Tuesday, January 7, one thousand five hundred OneTab Tablets, valued at US$88,400, were given to the...

St Mary and St Thomas farmers receive support from the Coconut industry board.

                      Local female entrepreneurs have an opportunity to boost their business, but ladies…you have to strike while the iron is hot! I’m Joy Kelly. Let’s go Roundabout JA!

After being crowned Miss Jamaica Festival Queen 2023, Aundrene Cameron set out to make a difference in the lives of young girls through her national project “Girls who fight Back” This project aimed to teach young girls at the primary school level to identify the various types of abuse, understand dangerous circumstances, and equip them with useful self-defense skills. Workshops...

Several coconut farmers share feedback on the support received from the coconut industry board.

Several Irrigation Projects to come on stream this year and $1 billion allocated to expand Jamaica’s cold storage capacity.