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Special Feature
Get the Facts – Protecting Yourself Online
Published: November 6, 2018
JIS News
National Security
Written by: Chris Patterson
Security Ministry to Collaborate With Social Intervention Agencies to Transform Communities
The Ministry of National Security will continue to collaborate with…
Energy
Written by: Douglas Mcintosh
DBJ Has Provided Over $3 Billion for Energy Projects
The Development Bank of Jamaica (DBJ) has provided loans totalling…
Energy
Written by: Alecia Smith
Hospitals to Benefit from US$5.35-Million Energy-Saving Project
The Kingston Public, Victoria Jubilee, Mandeville and Falmouth hospitals are…
Education
Written by: Ainsworth Morris
Youth Groups to Receive Funding for Refurbishing of Basic Schools
Three youth groups across the island will receive funding for…
Economic Growth & Job Creation
Written by: Douglas Mcintosh
Developments in BPO, Construction to Further Drive Down Unemployment
There is unwavering optimism among business leaders for further reduction in Jamaica’s unemployment rate, which…
Jamaica Magazine
Media Launch of Civil Service Week 2018, theme
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Published: November, 14 2018
Speeches
Statement to Parliament on Integrity Commission by The Most Hon. Andrew Holness
Published: November 13, 2018
Prime Minister of Jamaica National Heroes Day Address 2018
Published: October 15, 2018
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Women’s Health Survey 2016
JIS Heritage Poster Sale
Photo of the Day
Minister of Education, Youth and Information, Senator the Hon. Ruel Reid (centre) receives a plaque from Caribbean Maritime University (CMU) Chancellor, His Royal Highness Drolor Bosso Adamtey I (left) during the CMU’s 2018 graduation ceremony on Thursday (November 8) at the Jamaica Conference Centre, downtown Kingston. Sharing the moment is University President, Professor Fritz Pinnock. This year, approximately 350 students were conferred with master’s, bachelor’s and associate degrees and diplomas in a wide cross section of programmes.
Minister of Education, Youth and Information, Senator the Hon. Ruel Reid (centre) receives a plaque from Caribbean Maritime University (CMU) Chancellor, His Royal Highness Drolor Bosso Adamtey I (left) during the CMU’s 2018 graduation ceremony on Thursday (November 8) at the Jamaica Conference Centre, downtown Kingston. Sharing the moment is University President, Professor Fritz Pinnock. This year, approximately 350 students were conferred with master’s, bachelor’s and associate degrees and diplomas in a wide cross section of programmes.