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Through the efforts of agencies such as the Science Research Council (SRC), science has made significant contributions to Jamaica’s physical development and economic growth.

If you’re an entrepreneur and investor looking for a new opportunity, then you’re in the right place., With our stable economy, perfect location and connectivity, Jamacia is the perfect place to set up shop. But if you’re uncertain where to look for these opportunities then Vice President of Research, Advocacy and Project Implementation at JAMPRO, Shullette Cox, will point you...

The Transforming Our Police Service (TOPS) awards programme was developed by the Police Civilian Oversight Authority (PCOA) in 2019. It is geared towards encouraging, inspiring and celebrating outstanding police service. This year, 34 stations were selected to participate from the Area 3 Division which comprises the Manchester, Clarendon and St. Elizabeth police divisions.  

The Jamaica Council for Persons with Disabilities (JCPD) will join the rest of the world in observing Disabilities Awareness Week from December 3 to 9, with a week of activities to be staged under the theme “Embracing The Disabilities Act, Towards Inclusion”.

Investors again being wooed as economy rebounds...

The Charles Gordon market located in St. James is being renovated done in 3 three phases. The market is expected to be completed by the end of 2023.

Delivery of care to be improved in public health system with the introduction of the Electronic Health Record Management System (EHR).

David Salmon can be described as an embodiment of the phrase “The sky is the limit” because of his almost limitless academic potential.  Salmon was announced as the 2022 Jamaica Rhodes Scholar by Governor General His Excellency Sir Patrick Allen at Kings House on November 10.

The 22nd annual Caribbean Bursars Conference was held at the Grand Palladium Hotel in Hanover from November 16 to 19, under the theme ‘Reaffirming Our Roles as Leaders in Educational Institutions’.

The Stony Hill Market, officially reopened on November 24, by Minister of Local Government and Rural Development, Desmond McKenzie, was renovated and expanded to increase the space available for vending shops, storage and to accommodate tools such as weighing scales.

Rio Cobre being tapped to increase access to potable water for residents of St. Catherine, Kingston and St. Andrew. Hear more about it in the environment corner.

Data from the Women’s Health Survey indicates that 1 in every 4 Jamaican women has been physically abused by a partner at some point in her life. Similarly, 1 in every 3 Jamaican women has been a victim of sexual violence. With alarming statistics such as these, the annual observance of International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women...