Celebrating 20 years, e-LJam has been pivotal in Jamaica’s digital education transformation. From bridging the digital divide with devices and connectivity to training teachers, they’ve ensured students aren’t left behind. Their efforts were critical during the pandemic, establishing virtual learning and supporting educators.
Jamaica’s migration landscape is shifting! More Asians are seeking work permit extensions, driving a 19% increase in registered aliens. While US migration surges, Canada sees a dip due to tighter restrictions. Citizenship grants in Jamaica are also up, reflecting evolving patterns.
Burning Hedge, fresh off her 1000 Guineas victory, faces a tough challenge in the Jamaica St Leger. She’ll compete against Sensational Soul, winner of the 2000 Guineas, and Bob the Builder. Will the filly’s stamina and pedigree overcome the colts’ early speed? Find out more!
Jamaica’s economy bounced back, growing by 1.1% in the first quarter of 2025, exceeding initial projections. This growth follows two prior quarters of decline. New statistical methods offer improved accuracy, with reclassifications across industries for clearer reporting. Will this upward trend continue?
Hanover is poised to become Jamaica’s tourism leader, fueled by major expansions including the island’s first casino tourism facility. New hotels are planned, along with housing for tourism workers. Future cruise port development in Lucea could further boost the parish’s appeal.
Parents, are you looking for ways to support your children? Dr. Kasan Troupe urges you to offer prayer, praise, and presence. Turn up, communicate, and actively participate in their lives. Remember, your involvement can make all the difference in their success, regardless of school placement.
Jamaica’s sprinting for a spot at the World Athletics Championships! After missing automatic qualification, three relay teams—women’s and men’s 4x100m, plus a mixed 4x400m—are competing at the Barbados Grand Prix on July 5th. Can they secure their place on the world stage?
A bar owner and another man were murdered in St. Andrew, Jamaica, sparking a Major Investigation Division probe. Authorities suspect stolen illegal firearms fueled the violence. Residents mourn the loss of an “innocent” bystander and reveal threats against the bar owner and his family, highlighting escalating tensions in the community.
Could scientists build a human genome from scratch? A new UK project, SynHG, aims to do just that! Funded by the Wellcome Trust and led by Jason Chin, the ambitious five-year project hopes to unlock secrets of human biology and pave the way for new disease treatments. But could this raise ethical concerns?
LIAT Airlines is set to launch new regional services from Montego Bay’s Sangster International Airport! Flights to Antigua and Barbuda are on the horizon, and a revived Kingston-Montego Bay domestic route will operate three times a week, strengthening regional ties and creating exciting opportunities for tourism and business.
