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Fishermen detained in Columbia to be repatriated, water infrastructure projects to be undertaken in Clarendon and contracts signed for upgrading of Malvern and New Market Health centres.

Government to launch portal for Jamaicans travelling overseas, Local universities to offer American Culinary certification; and UNAIDS delegation on island for six-day visit.

Minister of Education and Youth, Fayval Williams is again calling for a greater collaboration and coordination between parents, guardians, and schools on matters important to the educational success and best interests of the nation’s children.

Transport Minister, Audley Shaw says the Ministry is fully committed to the execution of Jamaica’s road and vehicular safety policies, in accordance with the United Nations Second Decade of Action for Road Safety. He notes that the implementation of the new Road Traffic Act (RTA) and its Regulations, which was passed in Parliament earlier this year, is a welcome sign...

If you’re looking for funding support to help protect your innovative ideas, then you’ll want to stick around for today’s feature. We’re going for growth with the DBJ!

On today’s programme, the new Firearms Act is in full effect. We share some the details.

Portland Pig farmer Giovanni Morris is encouraging young Jamaicans to look to the pig industry as a viable career option.

Prime Minister shares road damage bill from Tropical Storm Ian, announces increase in funds for Christmas mitigation works and says farewell to second cohort of Jamaica House Fellows.

Several students at the University of Technology receive financial assistance.