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After two years of being restrained by COVID-19, Jamaica’s economy is now on the brink of recovery. We’re going for growth right now!

When the second term of the new academic year began on January 3, Jamaican students and staff returned with hope and expectation to a new normal. Now, several weeks on, we’re visiting classrooms to witness the progress so far. Today’s stop takes us to the old Capital as we pay a visit to Horizon Park Primary and Infant School.

The Ministry of Education and Youth is rolling out plans for students at the infant, primary and secondary levels to help improve their academic performances.

Fifteen men and women from the Greenwich Town fishing village in Kingston are now the recipients of new Yamaha boat engines, which will allow them to go further and faster in search of bigger catches. It's all thanks to the Jamaica Social Investment Fund.  

The National Environment and Planning Agency (NEPA) has given assurances that no disturbed broadleaf forest vegetation cover will be impacted in the geographical area released for mining to Noranda Jamaica Bauxite Partners. What does this mean? We’ll explore

Ecommerce is on the rise in Jamaica, with more and more Jamaicans using the internet to pay for goods and services. The rise in online business has led to increased use of credit cards, but it has also spurred an increase in illegal activities by criminals seeking to compromise the cards. IT manager at the Consumer Affairs Commission Andrew Evelyn...

Government spending to increase for the current fiscal year with roughly six weeks left. We’ll explain why. Come on, we’re going for growth!

The Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) is encouraging business owners, whose operations are primarily online, to safeguard their personal and/or business information as they conduct transactions online. We share some safety and security tips for you to consider.

We share updates from the Ministry of Education and Youth, about measures in place to keep children safe while they are in the school environment for face-to-face classes.

The National Identification System (NIDS) is a unique, reliable way of verifying the identity of every Jamaican and the government is looking to begin its roll-out this year!

Throughout 2021 the Ministry of Finance and the Public Service led Jamaica’s recovery efforts as the nation rallied to return to pre-pandemic levels of growth. We recap the year that was right here.

10 infant schools, 568 primary schools and 30 secondary schools resumed face-to-face classes for the Easter Term, which started on Monday, January 3. Learn more about what happened during the first week of school.