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BOJ Governor says the Monetary Policy continues to show benefit; Jamaica seeing surge in business travel; Development Bank of Jamaica undertakes study aimed at increasing female entrepreneurship.

Fewer Jamaicans Attempting to Illegally Enter the USA Via Mexico; Sports Minister Lauds team in Budapest; and Ministry of Labour and Social Security changes Job Description of Customer Service Officers.

On today’s edition of Calling Farmers, we hear the story of Champion goat farmer Owen Bartley.

Tourism Ministry working to increase the number of qualified staff in the hospitality sector as well as better compensation arrangements

The 2023/24 school year is upon us, with schools scheduled to re-open on Monday, September 4, and the Ministry of Education and Youth is reporting that preparations for the re-opening are far advanced. Giving an update at a recent post-Cabinet press briefing at Jamaica House, Portfolio Minister, Fayval Williams, outlined a number of strategies presented to principals and school Boards...

: BOJ Announces Third Digital Wallet Provider; Family Planning Board Launces HIV Campaign; and Conch Fishing season Closed.

Many Jamaicans are showing interest in becoming beekeepers and starting their own apiary

Textile recycling is defined as reprocessing pre- and post-consumer textile waste for use in brand-new textile or non-textile goods.  In other words it extends the usable service life of textile products from one owner to another through practices such as borrowing, renting, trading, swapping, inheriting, thrifting among others. Dedicated to preserving the environment for the long term, 17-year-old Maria Greenland...

Safety and security is a priority when shopping for back to school supplies. On today’s programme, the Jamaica Constabulary Force shares some safety tips to help you shop strategically and safely.

Autopsy Suite 70 Percent Complete, Bauxite industry records 163 percent growth and Client Care Centre Coming for Labour and Social Security Ministry.

Shomar Lindsay is the winner of the Jamaica 4H clubs 2023 grow smart competition. Stay tuned to learn more about the project and his story on today’s edition of Calling Farmers