Minister of Education, Skills, Youth and Information, Senator Dr. the Hon. Dana Morris Dixon (second right), makes a point to Board Chairman of the St. Elizabeth Technical High School (STETHS), Yaneke Waton (right), during a tour of the institution on Sunday (Nov ember 2) Sharing in the discussion (from left) are Councillor for the Santa Cruz Division and board member of the school, Christopher Williams; and Principal of the school, Keith Wellington. Photos by Michael Sloley

Minister of Energy, Transport and Telecommunications , Hon. Daryl Vaz ( third right ), welcomes the arrival of three helicopters from the United States (US) that will assist in the island's relief efforts.  Occasion was the unloading of the helicopters at the Caribbean Military Academy School of Aviation in Kingston on Friday (Oct ober 31). Listening (from left) are Lieutenant Colonel Matthew George of the US military; Brigadier Elon Clarke of the Jamaica Defence Force (J

Minister Without Portfolio in the Office of the Prime Minister responsible for Science, Technology and Special Projects, Dr. the Hon. Andrew Wheatley, speaks at a special press briefing on Hurricane Melissa recovery at the Office of the Prime Minister (OPM) in Kingston on October 30. Photo: Michael Sloley The Government of Jamaica is cautioning members of the public, both locally and internationally, to be on high alert for fraudulent websites attempting to exploit their gene

Over 1,500 packages containing some US$200,000 in hurricane - relief supplies are being offloaded at the Norman Manely International Airport (NMIA) in Kingston this morning (Oct ober 30). Photos : Yhomo Hutchinson Jamaica has received approximately 1,500 packages of relief supplies from the Cayman Islands to assist persons severely impacted by the passage of Hurricane Melissa. The supplies, valued at more than US$200,000 were delivered by the Premier of the Cayman Islands,