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Yesterday afternoon, the Meteorological (Met) Service issued a Flash Flood Watch for low-lying and flood-prone areas of all parishes, effective

Jamaica’s two-time Olympic sprint champion Elaine Thompson today continued her excellent run of form this year. This after outpacing her

According to the Ministry of Health, in 2016,  births in Jamaica declined by 28 percent when compared to 2015. The

John Ross, a wide receiver for the Cinncinnati Bengals in America’s National Football League has challenged the world’s fastest man

On Thursday, Starbucks Coffee Company revealed that it has entered a geographic licensing agreement with Caribbean Coffee Traders Limited, a consortium led

Jamaica’s national minimum wage is now reportedly being reviewed. The revelation came courtesy of Collette Risden Roberts, Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of

Jamaica is the ninth best Caribbean country to live in according to the latest edition of the Human Development Index. The Human

Jamaica reportedly raked in a record US$1 billion via tourism over the past four months, according to tourism minister Edmund Bartlett.

On Tuesday night (May 2) a section of the Westwood High School in Stewart Town, Trelawny was damaged by fire.  

Ananda Alerts will now be delivered to Facebook users in Jamaica courtesy of a partnership between the Ananda Alert Secretariat in

Jamaica’s Official ‘Sub-10 King!’ It’s Official! Jamaican sprinter Asafa Powell, has entered the Guinness World Record Book. The Guinness Book of World

Jamaica is to reportedly set to benefit from £53 million (roughly 8.8 billion Jamaican dollars) of infrastructural aid courtesy of the

EducateJamaica.org has once again provided The Jamaican Blogs™ with exclusive early access to the latest iteration of its Ivy League

Leighton ‘Livity’ Coke, the brother of former Tivoli Gardens don, Christopher ‘Dudus’ Coke, is reportedly in serious condition at the