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Jamaican-American actress, singer and author Sheryl Lee Ralph has been inducted into the Wall Of Fame at the Washington-based Institute of

Less Jamaicans are desirous of emigrating according to a global survey published by the Boston Consulting Group. The poll – titled

Minister of Industry, Commerce, Agriculture and Fisheries, Audley Shaw has revealed that he intends to use more government properties to

Jamaica’s minimum wage is to be increased by roughly 13 percent. The increase will be in effect as of Emancipation Day,

Earlier this month Prime Minister Andrew Holness was asked to make a special presentation to global leaders at the G7 Outreach

23 nurses, including 5 instructors are scheduled to depart the island to China next Monday, to participate in a 2

One lucky Jamaican woman recently went to great lengths to mask her identity after winning a massive portion of the J$301.5

On Tuesday evening a seven-year-old boy reportedly died after he was hit by a reversing vehicle at the Anchovy Primary School

The Pharmaceutical Society of Jamaica (PSJ) has expressed concern about counterfeit medicines being sold locally; and has been advising its

Sports Minister Olivia Grange recently revealed that the long awaited statue of Jamaica’s seven-time world champion Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce is now ready for

Earlier this year Jamaica’s eight-time Olympic Gold medallist Usain Bolt teased that he had signed with a mystery football club.

On Sunday, Dancehall artiste Wayne Marshall announced the death of his father, Wycliffe Mitchell in a touching social media post.

On Saturday night, Jamaica’s two-time Olympic champion Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce won the women’s 100-metre event at the third staging of the JN Racers Grand