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  • Jamaica 4-H Clubs targeting regional food security

    Peter Thompson, executive director of the Jamaica 4-H Clubs, says the movement has embarked on a new initiative, which is aimed at galvanising support from regional partners across the Caribbean.

  • Babymother punched in argument over children

    A counselling report was requested for a Corporate Area man, who punched his girlfriend in her head, following an argument about her role as a parent to his children.

  • Entrepreneur empowering teachers and students

    Hailing from Portland, Paulette Trowers carved out her own path, one that intertwined her passion for law and business and her unwavering commitment to her homeland's development.

  • Commissioner wants greater professionalism in JCF

    In a move designed to improve the image of the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF), Police Commissioner Dr Kevin Blake is pushing to project professionalism, public interaction, and proper conduct as key elements in the bid to reverse the negative perception many Jamaicans have of the force.

  • Parents urged to help children to appreciate mathematics

    Simone Williams, national mathematics coordinator in the Ministry of Education and Youth, is urging parents to find creative ways to use regular day-to-day activities at home to help their children develop a greater understanding and appreciation for the subject.

  • Former PATH beneficiary pursuing PhD

    The Programme of Advancement through Health and Education (PATH) is being hailed by a former beneficiary for "levelling the playing field".

  • NIDS is not a mandatory exercise, says Senator Morris Dixon

    Senator Dana Morris Dixon, minister without portfolio in the Office of the Prime Minister with responsibility for skills and digital transformation, has debunked the popular belief that the National Identification System (NIDS) is mandatory.

  • Jamaica targeting pelagic fishing to cut import

    Agriculture Minister Floyd Green says pelagic fishing, which will see local fisherfolk venturing further out to sea to improve their catch, could provide more fishes for the local market and cut the country's import bill.

  • TEF now accepting 'Christmas in July' applications

    The Tourism Enhancement Fund (TEF) is now accepting applications for this year's staging of its 'Christmas in July' Trade Show, which will once again offer local producers an opportunity to showcase gifts and souvenir items to promote their products to alternative markets.

  • Former route inspector now TA managing director

    Ralston Smith has risen through the ranks from a route inspector in 1992, to become managing director of the Transport Authority (TA), just over 30 years later, fulfilling a pronouncement that was made over his life early in his career.

  • Fuller looks to lead TG past Waterhouse

    In Nickalia Fuller, Tivoli Gardens have one of the most promising young local midfielders in their ranks.

  • Stolen vehicles recovered in St Catherine

    The swift action of the St Catherine North police led the recovery of two motor vehicles that were reported stolen on Saturday.

  • Phabian, I-Bar say 'No More War'

    Conscious reggae artistes Phabian and I-Bar have connected with Australian aborigine artiste Boorook on a new single titled ' No More War'.

  • Acting DPP appointed

    An acting Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) has been appointed.

  • GLe takes flight with 'Summa'

    The official start of summer is just two months away; however, dancehall artiste GLe gets the party started with the song titled ' Summa', which he hopes will make a huge impact.

  • Spanish Town residents in fear after flare-up

    Mary* fears that she may lose her job as waitress at a restaurant due to imminent threat of violence in Spanish Town, St Catherine, where she resides.

  • Wanted man caught using fake name

    Saroyan Brown, the man implicated in the shooting death of cable technician Kemar Wilson in Catherine Hall, St James, was remanded following a failed bail application in the St James Parish Court last Friday.

  • Rad Dixon to host concert in home town

    The cool, centrally located parish of Manchester has given the world several popular reggae and dancehall stars, including Luciano, Tony Rebel, Garnett Silk, and General Degree.

  • Waterhouse, Tivoli match ends 1-1

    It was an exciting 1-1 draw between Waterhouse and Tivoli Gardens at Sabina Park in today's first leg of the Wray and Nephew-sponsored Jamaica Premier League quarter-finals.

  • Ijahmar asks persons to dream big

    Dancehall artiste Ijahmar hopes that his latest song, ' Dreams', can become a rallying cry for the ambitious.

  • Guidance counsellor wants more responsible parenting

    Following clashes among students of several high schools which resulted in the closure of Mona High School for two days, a guidance counsellor is encouraging parents to do more to guide their children and help them develop better conflict resolution skills.

  • Drivers urged to observe and stop at pedestrian crossings

    The Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) is urging the motoring public to follow the rules of the Road Traffic Act as it regards to pedestrian crossings.

  • Arnett, Portmore in quarter-final battle

    Portmore United had the upper hand over Arnett Gardens in the regular season of the Jamaica Premier League (JPL) with a win and a draw, however, Arnett's coach Xavier Gilbert has seen enough in those games to be convinced that they can get one over their fierce rivals in today's first-leg quarter-final at Sabina Park at 7:30 p.m.

  • Sandy Unstoppable celebrates birthday in fine style

    Party promoter Sandy Unstoppable recently celebrated her birthday with a party at Steve Madden Plaza, located at 173 Orange Street in Kingston.

  • Baby Nathaniel is finally home - Infant spent first year after his birth in hospital

    After spending the first year of his life in the hospital, baby Nathaniel Robinson is finally home with his family, having been discharged from the St Ann's Bay Regional Hospital last month.

  • Father-son duo release new track

    The father-son team of Junior and Bamm Holt have worked on a number of projects in recent years.

  • - Power Man pays tribute to Jamaica

    Although dancehall artiste Power Man has been residing in the US for more than a decade, he has not lost touch with his Jamaican roots.

  • Comedian brushes off criticisms over 'Hilarious Granny'

    Since 1991, the character 'Hilarious Granny' has kept audiences across the world bursting at the seams with laughter through her parodying of the stereotypical Jamaican grandmother.

  • Elderly man hits 8-y-o with crate

    A parish judge chided an elderly Corporate Area man who threw a crate at an eight-year-old boy.

  • 15-year-old fatally stabbed by 14-year-old at Irwin High in St James

    The St James police are investigating the stabbing death of 15-year-old Raniel Plummer by his 14-year-old schoolmate outside their school gate at Irwin High School on Thursday.

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