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Jamaican children will benefit from a national helpline which will connect them to help as they d...

JIS Features Written by: Garfield L. Angus Principal of the St. Andrew-based Melrose Primary and Infant School, Keisha Waller, tests one of several sanitisers installed at the institution recently. Photo: Yhomo Hutchinson Melrose Primary and Infant School in St. Andrew has achieved success in its numeracy and literacy rates over three years. In 2017, numeracy was at 33 per cent and literacy at 58 per cent. By 2019, the school grew its literacy rate to 81 per cent and numeracy, 60 per ...

Telecoms giant Flow Jamaica, in asserting its commitment to gender diversity and inclusio...

Sean Paul, Shaggy With just a 4-year age difference, Jamaican artists Sean Paul and Shaggy snatched mainstream success around the same time in the early 2000s. Though Shaggy, 52, went a little more left into Reggae and Paul, 48, drifted right into Dancehall, their accomplishments have followed a similar path to stardom. Both have locked in several studio albums, appeared in films, and snatched a few music awards here and there, including a bunch of Grammy nominations and wins. They’ve been ...

The Flow Foundation observed Safer Internet Week (February 8 – 12) with several activities ...

The Wolmers Trust High School for Boys has welcomed the gesture by the Sean Paul Foundation in p...

“You must not share your personal information with anyone on the Internet,” said Asha-Rae Morgan, student at the Halfway Tree Primary School and Flow Safer Internet Ambas

Stephen Price Increasing education about online safety and fortifying structures to protect citizens with legislation were among the proposals put forward to limit negative activities associated with internet usage. Calls for implementation of these change mechanisms were made by Stephen Price, Country Manager, Flow Jamaica, during a recent Safer Internet Day (SID) 2021 Virtual Teen Summit which was streamed live from the Knutsford Court Hotel in New Kingston to viewers on Facebook and YouTube ...

Photo caption: Kayon Wallace (second left), Flow Jamaica’s Director, Communications and Stakeholder Engagement, interacts with social media influencers Quite Perry (left), Tanaania (right) and Singh Zima during the company’s Safer Internet Day (SID) 2021 Virtual Teen Summit which was streamed live from the Knutsford Court Hotel in New Kingston on Tuesday. Social media influencers encouraged internet users to be responsible online, during the ‘Influencers’ Roundtable’ segment of Flow F...

THE Sean Paul Foundation (SPF), in partnership with Flow Foundation, distributed 100 tabl...