SANTA CRUZ, St Elizabeth — All her life, 44-year-old farmer Carlleen Clarke of Potsdam, close to Munro College, has experienced the seemingly never-ending cycle of shortages and gluts.
Shortage will mean high prices and even windfall profits for tho
SANTA CRUZ, St Elizabeth — All her life, 44-year-old farmer Carlleen Clarke of Potsdam, close to Munro College, has experienced the seemingly never-ending cycle of shortages and gluts.
Shortage will mean high prices and even windfall profits for tho
The College of Agriculture, Science and Education (CASE), will be staging its annual Expo at the College in Passley Gardens, Portland, on February 27, 2014, under the theme, “CASE: The Best Place for your Career Growth and Development.”
The event whi
Come Friday February 21-2014 the Jamaica Bauxite Institute (JBI) will partner with the Jamaica Social Investment Fund (JSIF) to Launch Water Harvesting Greenhouse Cluster Project.
Officiating at the launch will be Agriculture and Fisheries Minister R
At work at CVM TV Tuesday Feb 18, 2014 foto by Nick Fotoworks who will have the exclusive War Climate pics, ladies and gents come out in your finest and have your pics shown world wide by Maia Chung Television and Nick Fotoworks combined WAR CLIMATE
HAVANA — Cuban President Raul Castro called on Latin American and Caribbean leaders Tuesday to work together on pressing regional problems at a gathering of all Western Hemisphere nations except the U.S. and Canada.
In his keynote speech as host fo
A contract has been signed to start renovation and refurbishing work on the Nannyville Health Centre in St. Andrew.
The work on the Centre is expected to cost $26,886,854.00 with an additional $24,601,951.00 to be used to purchase furniture and eq
21 Things You Don’t Know About Bob Marley April 1, 2008 By John Shore
1. Bob’s father was a 50-year-old white British naval captain named Norval Sinclair Marley. Bob’s mom, a black country village girl named Cedella, was 19 when, in the small Jamaica
A voice you will recognize on the first note, Bunny Rugs (William Clarke), lead singer of the world renowned reggae band Third World passed away yesterday February 2. CaribShout salutes this amazing talent, unforgettable voice and a decent human bein
At the JAMAICA PEGASUS
$500, February 22-23
Kingston’s biggest two-day bridal Showcase is back! Featuring over 50 Exhibitors including Florists, Wines, Makeup Houses, Photographers, Caterers, Event Entertainers, Event Planners, Invitations & more. Come
The South East Regional Health Authority (SERHA) wishes to refute vehemently allegations in an article printed in the Jamaica Observer newspaper on Tuesday, January 21, 2013 titled “Disgrace”.
Board Chairman Mr. Lyttleton Shirley and the Regional Di
No one disputes the fact that it has one of the world's most formidable marketing machines. Yet, Sandals Resorts International (SRI) is infuriatingly shy about blowing its own trumpet, which is not the same as promoting itself to the millions of tour
The Jamaican bobsled team may be headed to another Olympics.
The catch: It needs a lot of money, and it needs it fast.
Olympic organizers said Saturday that Jamaica has qualified for the two-man competition at next month's Sochi Games, though it rem
Minister of Youth and Culture Lisa Hanna among these school-age children in Accompong
ACCOMPONG TOWN, St Elizabeth— British High Commissioner to Jamaica David Fitton believes that the long and colourful history of this Maroo
Vitazyme, an all-natural bio-stimulant, is being promoted as a technological innovation that, when applied, improves vigour, yield and quality of fruits, vegetables, small grains and row crops.
Cuba, Trinidad and Tobago, Indonesia, Vietnam, the Philip
The Minister of Health, Dr. Fenton Ferguson has been elected to the Fellowship of the International College of Dentists
and will be awarded this highest and most prestigious Dental Fellowship with high commendation not only for his contribution to De
yesterday December 29-2013 was off d chain
Sun Ventures Tours Limited Hi Flyers Launch exclusively covered by Maia Chung Television SUPER FUN, I learned new stuff about the Maroons, experienced some new fashion, drank real lemongrass mint tea for th
MCTV News reposted from Images Newsletter
Queens, NY: Sourcing sponsorship dollars to underwrite some of the expenses related to producing an outdoor concert in the Diaspora has always proven to be a major challenge for Caribbean festival organisers