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Significant progress being made at Western Children and Adolescent Hospital, Judiciary moving to standardize judge specializations and planning underway for Reggae Month.

Digitized Traffic Ticketing System Goes Live February 1, NIDS regulations tabled, and Over 8000 persons registered for Tourism Pension.

While the process to apply for a firearm remains the same, there have been changes under the Firearms Act 2022, that have facilitated the expansion of the roles and functions of the Firearm Licencing Authority (FLA). Director Of Corporate Communications & Client Relations at the FLA, Beverly Robinson, recently sat down with Theodore Henry, host of the discussion programme ‘Get...

How much do you know about aquaculture? On today’s edition of Calling Farmers, we share about the opportunities in this fisheries subsector. Good morning I’m Andrae Palmer

Preparations for Primary Exit Profile exams far advanced; Tourism winter season numbers up 463 percent and Over 8000 persons registered under Tourism Pension programme.

The National Tree Planting Programme has been extended into the New Year. More than 2.2 million trees have so far been planted/distributed under the initiative, since its launch by Prime Minister, Andrew Holness, in October 2019.

Thirteen pieces of legislation passed, seven Orders and Resolutions Approved and two regulations approved by the Houses of Parliaments in 2022.  Let’s take a quick look back at what took place in the houses of parliament last year.

Ambulance drivers urged to exercise greater care on the roads; Agriculture Ministry working to improve coffee production; and Seven Judges sworn into higher office.

Throughout 2022, the Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development worked to establish modern social infrastructure and improve access to the country’s most vital services.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says the government is pursuing a deliberate and robust approach to addressing, what he terms as, the mental health crises facing Jamaicans. Highlighting poor mental health as a common concern, Mr. Holness says there is the need for proactive steps to be taken in partnership with the church, to prevent private issues from becoming matters of...