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Doing business in Jamacia is getting easier with many Government services going digital. The recently launched national business portal is taking that a step further by providing a one stop shop for all Government services. There are several benefits to having a national business portal. The most notable is that it will allow for greater efficiency when doing business with...

Some 44 percent of Jamaica’s population live in the rural parts of the country. Infrastructure in some of these rural communities are non-existent or underdeveloped.   To address the needs and improve living conditions in these areas, the Ministry developed an initiative, geared towards transforming selected communities over a 2-year period.

Jamaica has now begun an official period of mourning for the late Queen. The Period which began on September 8, will run until September 19 and include a Day of Mourning, to be observed on September 18.

Jamaica to observe official period of mourning after the death of Queen Elizabeth II... and Prime Minister opens new training and vocational institute in Manchester.

Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago are expanding their cooperation in trade affairs.

Jamaica’s cement industry getting a boost with Carib Cement's Kiln 5-expansion project.

More than 2,000 Government pensioners island wide are to benefit from the Accountant General’s Department’s (AGD) fifth mobile life certificate collection drive from September 5 to 17.

Did you know you can go online from anywhere in the world and get all the information you needed to start a business in Jamaica? It’s easy, just visit the National Business Portal developed by the Jamaica Promotions Corporation (JAMPRO). Manager for Policy and Business Advocacy at JAMPRO, Kelli-Dawn Hamilton, says the idea for the business portal came about in...

Several government social and welfare programmes are being targeted for support through digital payment solutions being offered by Lynk. We’re going for growth right now.

Plans are in place for the reintroduction of passenger rail service on the island. Here's a look at what we know so far.

Jamaica has played a critical role in the crafting and adoption of the  United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, with the International Seabed Authority headquartered in Downtown Kingston.