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The Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries Vision 2020 is a comprehensive plan to see the development of a sustainable Agriculture sector and Natural Resources in Jamaica in another six years.

JCDC Gospel Song completion

One of the biggest events in the local gospel community, the Best Dressed Fun in the Son Gospel Festival is coming up in a matter of weeks. The festival, now in its 12th staging, is being held Saturday July 12, at the Portmore Mall Park in St. Catherine.

The Ministry of Youth and Culture has overhauled festival this year. The annual celebration of the country’s emancipation and independence has been revamped and will include several new events and competitions.

Are you wondering what to do with your children this summer? Coming up… We’ll tell you about a summer programme by UTECH’s Center for the Arts which is sure to keep your young ones entertained!

The top 24 entries in the International Reggae Poster Contest are now on display in the Marcus Garvey Hall of Culture, at the headquarters of the Organization of American States, in Washington, D.C.

The island’s premiere literary event Calabash makes its return this month. The Calabash International Literary Festival will be held From May 30 to June 1 at the beautiful Treasure Beach in St. Elizabeth.

The National Gallery of Jamaica has joined forces with the Japanese Embassy and the Japan Foundation to showcase popular anime and manga characters in a brand new exhibit.

the Institute of Jamaica, IOJ will be extending its opening hours to allow more people to view its many collections of artifacts and art treasures.

Gov’t withdraws proposed tax on bank transactions; Cabinet approves drafting of sexual harassment legislation and proposed flexiwork legislation structured to benefit employers

Jamaica appoints first Poet Laureate in over 60 years

St. Hugh’s High School, in St. Andrew, has been declared winner of the Institute of Jamaica, IOJ’s 2013/2014 Art and Craft in Schools Competition.