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Water is life. That is why the government continues to invest in building out the local water infrastructure, and ensure Jamaicans all across the country can access the precious commodity.

If you love fishing then today’s episode is for you, stick around as we walk you through the process of acquiring a license from the National Fisheries Authority (NFA).

Local tech company, Natty Platforms Limited, will be introducing approximately 240 students from three communities in the Corporate Area and St. Catherine, to the basics of investing and money management through a series of game-based financial literacy workshops dubbed the ‘Math and Money Challenge’.

The Government is undertaking several critical infrastructure projects, geared at improving water supply services across the island and increasing the country’s resilience to climate change.

Bush fires continue to be a major concern in several sections of the island. We tell you more about how the Government is taking action to get them under control.

Transport Ministry Reports Decline in Road Fatalities, Electronic Passports to be Issued as of March 31 and Uptick in the Number of Persons Using Lynk Digital Wallet for Remittances.

The National Works Agency (NWA) is currently rehabilitating three main roads in Trelawny at a cost of nearly $180 million dollars. Community Relations Officer at the NWA’s Western Office, Janel Ricketts, says the works, which commenced in 2022, are at varying stages of completion and are expected to be concluded by May.

Residents of Macka Hill St Mary and surrounding communities now have more reliable access to potable water following the completion of replacement works by the National Water Commission (NWC).