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Over 1 Billion dollars earned from Exports between January and July, Nurses To Get Limited Prescription writing Powers and Rural Bus System for students to come on stream early next year.

Stiffer penalties to be introduced for not having receipts when transporting agricultural products.

Temporary JUTC Fare Reduction announced, 22 million dollars allocated for Constituency Works Projects and Amended Agricultural Produce Act passed.

A growing concern for us in Jamaica, Cybercrimes are estimated to rack up over $12 million in losses each year. Combined with the financial losses, reputational and operational damage that cybercrimes cause to individuals, businesses, and governments, they are also a huge inconvenience to our daily lives. But what exactly are cybercrimes? Listen up to learn more.

On today’s programme, we take a look at Jamaica and its relationship with the Federal Republic of Germany.

Regional Blue Justice Hub launched to provide resources to tackle illegal fishing.

Government Activates $330-Million Dollar Housing Response Programme, Penalty for Possession of a Prohibited Firearm to be increased and JUTC Rolls Out Temporary Fare Reduction.

                On Sunday November 19 the Swallowfield Chapel in Kingston hosted personnel from the Bureau of Gender Affairs for a commemorative service celebrating International Men’s Day 2023. Stay tuned for highlights as the Bureau makes much of the nation's men!

The Ministry of Labour and Social Security has its sights set on improving the much-touted Labour Market Information System, LMIS, to facilitate greater access for job seekers and employers. The job matching on-line platform has over 50 thousand jobseekers registered to the system, with over one thousand employers. In today’s programme, we will examine some of the benefits of using...

The Ministry of Education and Youth on November 3 hosted its annual Primary Exit Profile (PEP) Awards Ceremony at the Jamaica Pegasus Hotel in Kingston. This year the ministry provided bursaries to the 28 top-performing students in the 2023 PEP exams, worth between $100,000 and $180,000 over the course of the first five years.