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Prime Minister to tour flood damage in Montego Bay; 630 million dollar road patching programme to begin shortly; and Emancipation Park NIDS town hall meeting cancelled.

Special interest groups to be protected during NIDS rollout; Government moves to have farmers certified by GLOBAL G.A.P. and 130 million dollars spent on proper pesticide use training.

National Identification Registration Act passed in the House of Representatives, JDF soldiers expected to return from the Eastern Caribbean this week and National Baking Company lauded for its Balance Your Life campaign.

no mining in Cockpit Country Protected Area, government defines boundaries,  Ground to be broken for new 120 Megawatt LNG plant and more modern Court Infrastructure expected in two weeks.

Regulations implemented to boost Coffee Sector; Early Child hood Institutions to play a greater role in child development and Office of the Children’s Advocate launches Social Media Guide.

JCF establishes Road Safety Hub; Voluntary reports and testing for HIV increased and CPFSA and labour ministry sign child protection agreement.

Record earnings for the first 10 months of 2017.

This week, Noel Holmes Hospital outfitted with life-saving equipment.

On today’s programme, nominations open for the Tourism Service Excellence Awards 2017

On today’s programme, we’re in central Jamaica for the handing over of new equipment to the Mandeville Regional Hospital.

Minister urges Caribbean nations to unite to fight crime, Health Minister calls for responsible sexual practices and National Youth Policy to focus on youth development.

This week we take you inside Old Harbour High School in St. Catherine.