PM Dr. Andrew Holness says Jamaica is considered a safe near-shore destination
PM Dr. Andrew Holness says Jamaica is considered a safe near-shore destination

That in addition to having the infrastructure and facilities to host major events such as international conferences and seminars.

Speaking today at the signing ceremony for the Kingston Harbour Walk Project, Dr. Holness explained that Jamaica is considered to be a safe near-shore destination.

CPFSA says it is deeply saddened by tragic rape and murder of 10-year-old girl in Trelawny
CPFSA says it is deeply saddened by tragic rape and murder of 10-year-old girl in Trelawny

The deceased has been identified as Shani Coke, also known as 'Kaja', of Tyre District, Troy, Trelawny.

The Agency says the tragic loss of another child is a devastating reminder that far too many of Jamaica's children continue to face unimaginable acts of violence at the hands of adults who should

Recommendation made for establishment of parent/student support groups for children with disabilities
Recommendation made for establishment of parent/student support groups for children with disabilities

This was highlighted by a report on a recent survey conducted on emergency response for students with disabilities, done in collaboration with the Planning Institute of Jamaica (PIOJ).

The research looked at, among other things, the impact of emergency situations such as the COVID-19 pandemic, as well

ODPEM begins distributing emergency supplies ahead of 2026 hurricane season
ODPEM begins distributing emergency supplies ahead of 2026 hurricane season

This was disclosed by the Director General of ODPEM, Commander Alvin Gayle.

He was responding to concerns raised by Chairman of Parliament's Public Accounts Committee (PAC), Julian Robinson, about the readiness of shelters, pointing to issues during Hurricane Melissa last October.

Sizzla Kalonji launches free summer classes for children in August Town
Sizzla Kalonji launches free summer classes for children in August Town

Reggae artiste Sizzla Kalonji, through the Sizzla Youth Foundation, is offering summer classes for children at the foundation’s museum in August Town, St. Andrew. In a post on Instagram, the ”Rise to the Occasion” singer emphasized that every child entering the premises must attend

IRIE FM’s Trisan Wilson hosts back-to-school supply drive
IRIE FM’s Trisan Wilson hosts back-to-school supply drive

IRIE FM’s Trisan Wilson is using her influence to garner support for children in need. Through her Mavis Scott Legacy Foundation, the Trending Now presenter is hosting a back-to-school supply drive for the second time in two years, which aims to benefit children in Pineapple Place and its environs. In

Buju shines across U.S. media
Buju shines across U.S. media

Grammy-winning reggae icon Buju Banton is making the rounds across the tri-state area as he continues promoting his 13th studio album, Too Too Bad.

Jamaican teams build up to Commonwealth Games
Jamaican teams build up to Commonwealth Games

Several Jamaican sporting delegations are departing the island today for the 2026 Commonwealth Games, which get underway in Glasgow, Scotland, on Friday.

JTA calls for those responsible for killing of 10 y/o Shani Coke to be swiftly brought to justice
JTA calls for those responsible for killing of 10 y/o Shani Coke to be swiftly brought to justice

The Jamaica Teachers' Association (JTA) is calling for those responsible for the killing of 10-year-old Shani Coke to be swiftly brought to justice.

Shani also known as 'Kaja' of Tyre District, Troy, Trelawny was found dead along a dirt track in the community yesterday.

No RADA registration needed for backyard farmers – Green
No RADA registration needed for backyard farmers – Green

Agriculture Minister, Floyd Green said there's no truth to claims that residents who grow food in their backyard must register with the Rural Agricultural Development Authority (RADA). 

He was responding to a social media video in which a man falsely claimed that legislation was passed  to restrict

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PM Dr. Andrew Holness says Jamaica is considered a safe near-shore destination
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Recommendation made for establishment of parent/student support groups for children with disabilities
ODPEM begins distributing emergency supplies ahead of 2026 hurricane season
Sizzla Kalonji launches free summer classes for children in August Town
IRIE FM’s Trisan Wilson hosts back-to-school supply drive
Buju shines across U.S. media
Jamaican teams build up to Commonwealth Games
JTA calls for those responsible for killing of 10 y/o Shani Coke to be swiftly brought to justice
No RADA registration needed for backyard farmers – Green
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Wednesday, July 22, 2026 Patrice Walters News No comments
That in addition to having the infrastructure and facilities to host major events such as international conferences and seminars. Speaking today at the signing ceremony for the Kingston Harbour Walk Project, Dr. Holness explained that Jamaica is considered to be a safe near-shore destination.
Wednesday, July 22, 2026 Marlene Freeman News No comments
The deceased has been identified as Shani Coke, also known as 'Kaja', of Tyre District, Troy, Trelawny. The Agency says the tragic loss of another child is a devastating reminder that far too many of Jamaica's children continue to face unimaginable acts of violence at the hands of adults who should instead be focused on their care and protection.
Wednesday, July 22, 2026 Dwight Fraser sports No comments
Several Jamaican sporting delegations are departing the island today for the 2026 Commonwealth Games, which get underway in Glasgow, Scotland, on Friday.
Tuesday, July 21, 2026 Roger Hasfal sports No comments
National champion Demisha Roswell continued her winning ways as she led a Jamaican 1-2 in the 100 meters hurdles, at the prestigious TIPOS P-T-S Meeting - A World Athletics Continental Tour Silver level event in Slovakia today.