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Improving productivity, through modernization and transformation of the public sector, is a key priority of the Government, as it seeks to meet economic objectives and ultimately make Jamaica the place of choice to live, work, raise families and do business.

Junior Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries, Luther Buchanan is commending cattle breeders for their commitment and hard work towards the development of the livestock sector.

News Recap April 20 -24

News Recap April 20 - 24

Cable operators to remove 19 channels from customer packages; Labour Ministry seeking 2,000 persons for farm work programme; and cess imposed on imported refined sugar.

Many Jamaicans die without leaving a will, which can cause a number of complications and disputes. The Senate recently passed the Administrator General Amendment Bill, which will among other things, reduce the complications that can arise. We tell you more in today’s edition

2015 LASCO/ JCF Police Officer of the Year

The Kingston to May Pen leg of Highway 2000 was on April 17 renamed the P.J. Patterson Highway, in honour of Jamaica’s sixth Prime Minister, who was instrumental in the corridor’s development.

In this week’s programme we continue our look at Prostate Cancer. You’ll hear more about the disease from a consultant Urologist at the Kingston Public Hospital.

even more young people are set to benefit following the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between the NYS and the Private Sector Organization of Jamaica (PSOJ) geared at helping them gain workplace experience.

Gov’t to invest 1-billion dollars in West Kingston Development Projects, NYS/PSOJ sign MOU to boost summer employment programme and Praedial Larceny Prevention Unit makes arrest for bee colony theft.

This week, we take a look at Government’s plans to add some 1,600 new hotel rooms to the country’s stock.