The Urban Harvest Programme, which aims to encourage more Jamaicans to grow their own food, will be rolled out next month.
Read more: Urban Harvest Programme to Be Rolled Out Next Month
Justice Chester Stamp on Thursday likened the murder of Tonia Hamilton McDonald to that of the slaughter of an animal before imposing a life sentence on her husband, Everton “Beachy Stout” McDonald, and his co-convict, Oscar Barnes, in the Home Circuit Court, downtown Kingston.
Read more: Beachy Stout and Oscar Barnes get life in prison for Stout's wife's murder
The Early Childhood Commission (ECC) has handed over a newly retrofitted inclusive classroom to the Salvation Army Arthur Wint Basic School in Lucea, Hanover.
Read more: Salvation Army Arthur Wint Basic School Gets Inclusive Classroom
The Caribbean Maritime University (CMU) has announced a groundbreaking partnership to establish a campus in Suriname.
Read more: Caribbean Maritime University to Establish Campus in Suriname
NEW YORK, USA — Prime Minister Dr Andrew Holness, acknowledging that Jamaica’s lofty goal of achieving First-World status by 2030 would not be realised, has pledged to ramp up efforts to set the Jamaican economy on a sustainable long-term growth trajectory that will ensure the country get to the stage of a first-class developed country, without setting a new deadline.
Read more: PM pledges first-class status for Jamaica despite missed targets