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Several persons with excess energy generated through renewable sources will be able to make a profit by selling it to the Jamaica Public Service (JPS) grid. This as the Government recently issued 120 net billing licences.

Structural changes will be made to the Grade Six Achievement Test GSAT starting next year.The changes are expected to boost the reasoning abilities of students.

Residents of Alexandria and surrounding areas in St. Ann will have access to a new and improved public library, before year-end.

Approximately 300 homeless persons at the Marie Atkins Night Shelter, in Downtown Kingston were recently feted and given medical checks.The checks were provided by the National Council on Drug Abuse, NCDA

Residents of Brainerd, Sue River, and adjoining communities in St. Mary are now benefitting from improved access to healthcare through the opening of a new health centre.

Hundreds of persons with disabilities are to benefit from a range of activities to be carried out under the Ministry of Labour and Social Security’s Social and Economic Inclusion of Persons with Disabilities Project.

Top performers in last year’s 38th United Nations, UN Model Assembly, were officially presented with their prizes by Governor-General, Sir Patrick Allen, recently. Knox College copped the first prize – the Pepsi Cola Trophy.

We highlight recent infrastructural developments at seven Corporate Area schools courtesy of the Poverty Reduction Programme

The nation’s farmers are being urged to get themselves ready to further the government’s thrust to import less goat meat, by significantly increasing the rearing of small ruminants

Students and staff of Allman Town, and Franklin Town Primary Schools in Central Kingston now have access to new computers. Both schools received ten computers each.The computers were donated by the People’s Republic of China.

Within another nine months Jamaicans will be able to keep their mobile telephone numbers when changing from one mobile network to another.

The runway at the Donald Sangster International Airport in Montego Bay is to be extended at a cost of 65 million US dollars.