On this week’s House Matters, Lithium Batteries now exempt from GCT, and calls for united state response on violence following recent Clarendon killings.
Electric vehicle policy to be tabled soon, Tourism zone being developed for St Mary and Portland; and Lower House approves motion to exempt lithium-ion batteries from GCT. The news in detail after the break.
The 26th Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting is now underway in Kigali, Rwanda and among the highlights will be the highly anticipated announcement for the post of Secretary General.
One of the major highlights of the Jamaica 4H clubs is its youth ambassador programme. Executive Director Dr Ronald Blake tells us about the programme on today’s edition of calling farmers
Government condemns killing of mother and four children in Clarendon, NWC investing in infrastructure to improve service delivery and applications open for gas relief grant.
It’s a dream for many Jamaicans to own their own home. Its an asset for one, you can arrange the space to your liking, and there’s added benefit of crossing this item off your bucket list. For many however, the rising prices on the housing market are making this dream even harder to reach. That’s where the New Social Housing...
: Long Pond Distillery reopened, discussions to continue for Portmore’s first market and campaign launched to encourage fathers to read to their children
The Government of Jamaica (GOJ) and the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) recently signed an agreement to support and finance the Boosting Innovation, Growth and Entrepreneurship Ecosystems (BIGEE) Programme. We dive deeper into what that means as we go for growth!
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