The St Catherine-based St Jago High School has maintained its standing as all-island champions of Television Jamaica’s Schools' Challenge Quiz (SCQ) competition, topping Calabar High School in a tight final match up last night. After a sudden...
One thing that has kept Adrianna McKnight going is a solar-powered tablet received from the One Tab in School Initiative. The testimony of Adrianna, a five-year-old who witnessed her stepfather being murdered, was delivered by her basic school’s...
As Jamaicans prepare to go to the polls on February 26, for the long-delayed local government elections, Justice Minister Delroy Chuck is pleading with voters and candidates to “play it clean”. While speaking during a church service at New Beulah...
Dr Kevin Brown, president of the University of Technology (UTech), is hopeful that the Government will meet the salary demands of the entire staff population at the institution, as he believes this will determine whether high quality education...
'While the grass is growing, the horse is starving!' That's the best proverb Professor Hubert Devonish, leader of the West Indies Group of University Teachers (WIGUT) Jamaica's negotiating team could use yesterday to describe the disgust of...
With multiple offenders going to traffic courts with faded thermal paper tickets, at least one court judge is pleading for offenders to copy or photograph their tickets immediately after receiving them. The concerns about fading of tickets has...
Unlike the traditional yearly cleanup activities of repainting, renovating and beautifying areas, Scotiabank, in partnership with Food For The Poor Jamaica, decided to go beyond what the Government encouraged the nation to do in the lead up to...
When it was announced on Monday that Aliea Pollock, an outgoing 20-year-old ward of the state, was the Children of Jamaica Outreach, Inc's (COJO) Suzette Henriques Memorial Scholarship Awardee for 2023, the young lady, who arrived at the awards...
