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St John Bosco’s vocational shift pays off (opens the original)
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Nine years after transitioning from a boys’ home to a vocational training institution, the St John Bosco Vocational Training Centre in Hatfield, Manchester is celebrating its success in equipping young people with practical skills to improve their lives. The institution was transformed in 2017 after operating for 57 years as the St John Bosco Boys’ Home, shifting its focus to training young people between the ages of 16 and 25. A member of the Mercy Education System of the Americas, which serves
Doctor eyes hotel partnerships to grow medical tourism venture (opens the original)
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For Dr Charmaine Thomas, a Jamaican physician with more than two decades of experience, medical tourism represents more than a business opportunity. In a region heavily dependent on tourism, she believes healthcare and wellness services could become an increasingly important draw for visitors. To that end, Dr Thomas launched DCT Global Clinic earlier this year, positioning the business at the intersection of healthcare, wellness and tourism. The company has already established a presence in Gren
JAPEX delegates get hands-on look at White River Fish Sanctuary (opens the original)
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A successful JAPEX 2026 conference concluded with some visitors taking part in the event’s Corporate Social Responsibility Day. The focus shifted from conference rooms to community projects supported by tourism stakeholders. This year’s activities featured the St Ann’s Bay Regional Hospital, Teen and Adult Challenge (formerly Teen Challenge), and the White River Fish Sanctuary. On September 17, nearly 20 overseas conference participants, along with representatives of the Jamaica Tourist Board (J
‘Use NHT, TEF money to fund agriculture’ (opens the original)
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Warning that “if you’re not farming food, you’re forming fool”, university lecturer and researcher Dr K’adamawe K’nife is urging a multi-source funding model to build resilience in Jamaica’s agricultural sector. Delivering the keynote address at the opening of the 10th International Conference of the Food Hygiene Bureau at Sandals Dunn’s River in St Ann on Wednesday, K’nife suggested that about $4 billion annually could help move the sector to a stronger footing. He argued that funding is availa
St Hilda’s delays boarders’ return (opens the original)
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The main building at St Hilda’s Diocesan High School, showing some damage caused by Hurricane Melissa in October 2025. Nearly a year after Hurricane Melissa battered St Hilda’s Diocesan High School in Brown’s Town, St Ann, leaving an estimated $40 million in damage, the institution has been forced to delay the full reopening of its boarding facility for the new academic year. In social media posts over the weekend ahead of Monday’s reopening of schools, the administration advised that “boarders
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