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Eight new fire stations to be built along South coast, Children under 12 now accessing free medical care at University Hospital of the West Indies and Tropical Storm watch still in effect for the island

The Government this week took a major step in its thrust to develop the interest of students in Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics disciplines. This as lands were earmarked in Dunbeholden in Bernard Lodge, St Catherine for the construction of the country’s first STEAM Academy.

The Government has signed a contract valued at approximately 167 million dollars with J&L Equipment Construction Services to undertake phase three of the Fairfield to Point Road Rehabilitation Project in East Central St. James.

EPOC impressed with Jamaica’s turnaround from the economic fallout caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

On today’s programme, new Fire Station built in Yallahs, to serve approximately 95,000 residents in the parish of St. Thomas.

Four students from St. Ann and Manchester get academic scholarships from bauxite company.

Prime Minister signs contract for road works in St. James, opens new fire station in St. Thomas and leads landmarking of Jamaica’s first STEAM Academy.

Jamaica is now on the path towards transitioning from a Constitutional Monarchy to a Republic. To breakdown in greater detail the status of Jamaica's Constitutional reform process, Minister of Legal and Constitutional Affairs, Marlene Malahoo Forte, sat down for an exclusive interview at Jamaica House with Darren Mara and his team from SBS TV Australia. For this week’s You and...

Have a natural curiosity about history and all things cultural Kerry Ann Watson has the responsibility  to safeguard the over 20,000 artefacts held by the National Museum of Jamaica.