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KINGSTON, Jamaica — Approximately $99.6 million has been allocated to enhance resilience to...

Previous agreements and if this practice is, in some cases, someone's livelihood, that is their only income, you can have all the targets in the world but if someone has to feed their family, we know what that means. and therefore, what measures can and should any individual government put in place to provide individuals, if needs be, an alternative livelihood so that we don't see deforestation?— don't see deforestation? you're absolutely _ don't see deforestation? you're absolutely right. _ don't see deforestation? you're absolutely right. i _ don't see deforestation? you're absolutely righ...

The JSIF-Integrated Community Development Programme (ICDP), Alternative Livelihood and Skills Development initiative has significantly enhanced the capacity development of several young people across communities within Jamaica. Young, Javan Williams is a proud recipient of the programme and is now reaping economic benefits from the knowledge gained in the area of Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC) principles. Javan revealed that he discovered the programme at a time when he had fallen on bad times and was grappling with both emotional family-related issues and financial constrai...

Daily Post Nigeria Published The Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Wike, was absent as the state government commenced the first phase of COVID-19 vaccination that will help to promote immunity and reduce infection in the state. Unlike his counterparts in other states who took the first jab of the COVID-19 vaccine to boost the confidence of residents of the state, Governor was conspicuously away from the ceremony. Performing the flag-off on behalf of the governor at Government House, Port Harcourt, the Deputy Governor, Ipalibo Banigo-Harry, described the exercise as historic in the fight against C...

150 ex-militants depart Cross River for skill acquisition under ECOWAS-EU small arms project Published About 150 ex-militants from Cross River State have departed the state capital to Abuja for a skill acquisition program under the ECOWAS-EU Small arms project. The National Project Coordinator of the Nigerian Component of the ECOWAS-EU Small arms project, Dickson Orji, who spoke to journalists at the departure of the team said the move marks a major milestone in the implementation of the weapons collection program between Africa and Europe. According to him, the first batch of the selected be...