World Bank commends Jamaica for making strides in disaster resilience efforts
by Myesha Broadie November 8th, 2018
World Bank Country Director for Caribbean Countries, Tahseen Sayed, has commended Jamaica for making significant progress, in its
Trelawny’s economy to be affected by redundancy exercise at 2 Sugar Estates, says MP
by Myesha Broadie November 8th, 2018
There is concern that Trelawny’s economy will suffer greatly, following a major redundancy exercise at the Long Pond and Hampden

The Chapelton Police in Clarendon have launched a search, for the parents of a newborn, whose head was found in Cocoa Piece District in

While technology is vital to the advancement of education, the demand for its use locally and globally will not replace teachers in the
Classes suspended after watchman found dead at Thompson Town High
by Myesha Broadie November 7th, 2018
Classes at the Thompson Town High School have been suspended for the day as grief counselling is offered to the school population.
Family Therapist says smart devices may be contributing to violence against women
by Myesha Broadie November 7th, 2018
Family Therapist Dr. Sydney Mcgill, said technological devices could be a motivator behind acts of jealous rage and violence
IMF says government must implement supply side reforms to facilitate economic growth
by Myesha Broadie November 7th, 2018
The International Monetary Fund, has indicated that the Jamaican government needs to implement supply side reforms to facilitate
Parliamentary committee wants government to develop waste to energy sector
by Myesha Broadie November 7th, 2018
The Economy and Production Committee of Parliament has recommended that government among other things, focus more attention on