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Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade Senator Kamina Johnson Smith is insisting that boat owners, captains of vessels, and fisherfolk must operate responsibly on the high seas as illegal f...

Kingston – Foreign Affairs Minister Kamina Johnson Smith says the government is currently discussing plans to repatriate several Jamaicans who were reportedly caught fishing illegally in Colombian waters. Speaking in Senate on Friday, Johnson Smith said that the vessel was seized with 34 Jamaicans aboard. With this development, Johnson Smith said boat owners and fishers need to be mindful that countries in the region have changed their laws regarding how …

Discussions are presently underway between Jamaican and Colombian authorities with a view to repatriating the 34 Jamaicans who were allegedly caught fishing illegally in Colombian waters, as early as ...

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The governments of Jamaica and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have signed an agreement to avoid double taxation

KINGSTON, Jamaica – Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, Kamina Johnson Smith, has disclosed that sport has been added to the growing areas of cooperation between Jamaica and the Republic of...

KINGSTON, Jamaica - Finance Minister Dr Nigel Clarke, and Ambassador of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to Jamaica, Bader Abdullah Saeed Almatrooshi, signed a Double Taxation Agreement (DTA) for the av...

TRINIDAD and Tobago's high commissioner to Jamaica Deryck Murray says the recent signing of a memorandum of understanding (MOU) between both countries has created an avenue for further development...

KINGSTON, Jamaica— Reports from the Jamaican Embassy in Havana, Cuba, and the Consulate General in Miami, Florida, indicate that, thus far, there are no casualties within the Jamaican community from ...

Jamaica’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Kamina Johnson Smith, says Jamaicans in Cuba are safe following Hurricane Ian’s passing this week.