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AAJ Hosts Annual Yuri’s Night CelebrationThe Astronomical Association of Jamaica (AAJ) will host the local Yuri’s Night ‘.....
SOUTHWEST ADDS YET ANOTHER DAILY FLIGHT TO MOBAY -NOW UP TO 7 FLIGHTS A DAYA mere five months after inaugurating daily non-stop flight-service between Fort.....
RPJL optimistic about Negril facility rebounding from fire setbackRecycling Partners of Jamaica Limited (RPJL) is resolute that a major fire at th.....
Health Fair and Domestic Violence SeminarThe community of Cassava Piece in partnership with The Social Development Commis.....
Go Green project collects over 8,100 plastic bottles at 2017 Sigma RunThe Go Green initiative, which was undertaken at the 2017 Sagicor Sigma Corporat.....
LASCO’s Expansion Thrust Drives ValueThe LASCO Affiliated Companies invested over US$23 million on expansion efforts .....
LASCO Top Cop builds Peace ParkCorporal Kimaryo Pinnock, LASCO JCF Police Officer of the Year 2016-2017, broke .....
Las Migas arrive for a spicy cultural exchangeThe female quartet, Las Migas, arrived in Kingston earlier today ahead of two Fl.....
Sagicor Bank/UWI Guild Champions League launched to full slate of weekend fixturesThe 2016 Sagicor Bank, UWI Guild Champions League Football Tournament was launch.....
13 Finalists announced for LASCO MoEYI Principal and Teacher of the Year 2016-2017 CompetitionLASCO and the Ministry of Education, Youth and Information (MoEYI), are proud t.....
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Seven truckloads of garbage collected at JET’s beach cleanup on International Coastal Cleanup Day 2018The Jamaica Environment Trust (JET) is reporting that seven truckloads of garbage were hauled away from their 2018 International Coastal Cleanup (ICC) Day flagship event at the Palisadoes Go Kart Track in Kingston. The flagship event was JET’s 25th annual beach cleanup of the Palisadoes strip marking ICC Day, which took place on Saturday, September 15 this year. Over 1,700 volunteers joined JET on ICC Day 2018 collecting over 1,000 bags of garbage weighing an estimated 15,488 pounds from the Kingston Harbour coastline.
NCB Customers to get RSA Secure by September 30According to Forbes Magazine, the global cost of cybercrime had risen from $445 billion USD in 2014 to $600 Billion USD in 2017, and is expected to reach $2 Trillion USD by 2019. Digital fraud levels are at an all-time high globally and Jamaica is no exception. The money lost through fraud and scamming can be devastating.
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