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Constant Spring Road Church of God marks 70 years at 93B Constant Spring Road, where since 1956 it has added a basic school, a computer training centre and a food pantry to its ministry.
NWC customers served by the Mona Dam, including Liguanea, Mountain View and parts of New Kingston, will receive water only from 6am to 6pm from 3 August as drought persists.
Kingston Parish in Mathews County, Virginia, is converting its vacant historic rectory into two rental homes for teachers and other moderate-income workers, at a cost of about $360,000 funded by grants and donations.
The Government plans to spend US$200 million through NaRRA replacing ageing sewer lines in Kingston and St Andrew, while preparing to divest the overstretched Soapberry treatment plant.
The Government has launched the Main Road component of the SPARK programme, earmarking $25 billion to rehabilitate 37 priority roads covering about 170 kilometres across 11 parishes.
At the Vineyard Town key handover, the Prime Minister urged landowners and small builders to approach the NHT for financing and guidance on small housing schemes to boost supply.
With nearly 900 active apartment listings dominated by St Andrew and a median asking price around J$45 million, Jamaica’s apartment market tells a story of urban concentration, constrained affordability, and a city quietly changing its skyline.
A quarter that opens with the budget arithmetic of a small island state in creditable order closes with a milestone that policymakers…
Kingston, Jamaica — 1 July 2026 The National Housing Trust has launched an Advance Deposit Loan for contributors aged 35 and under,…
Kingston, Jamaica — 1 July 2026 The National Housing Trust has introduced a suite of policy changes effective July 1, 2026, that…
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