Natalie Campbell

The Kingston and St.Andrew Municipal Corporation (KSAMC) says it will revisit the approach taken by the Municipal Police when interacting with the public and especially vendors.

As of Thursday May 2, persons who are visually impaired are able to apply to the Registrar General’s Department for a copy of the Braille Certificate.

Jamaica has moved up 8 places on the World Press Freedom Index.

The Media Association of Jamaica, MAJ says the trickle-down effects of global dynamics, continue to constrain local media’s ability to operate at desired levels of effectiveness.

The Urban Development Corporation (UDC) says despite financial challenges, it is committed to collaborative problem-solving with craft vendors to enhance mutual benefits.

Entertainment Minister Olivia Grange says she is shocked and saddened by the untimely passing of one of Jamaica’s most talented, gifted, and loved musicians, Desi Jones.

Representatives of Jamaican companies are heading to Guyana and Suriname on a business mission in a bid to enable increased exports of Jamaican goods and services and facilitate linkages.

As the nation continues to experience higher-than-normal temperatures, the Health Ministry wants Jamaicans to be aware that the extreme heat is a real threat to their health.

Classes have been suspended at Pembroke Hall Primary School in Kingston, following the discovery of the body of the night watchman this morning.

School administrators have been directed to review their entry and search policies to detect and seize weapons on school compounds.