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Jamaica officially welcomed the President of the Republic of India, Ram Nath Kovind to the island for a four-day State Visit from May 15-18. These are the highlights of his engagements.

Government taking steps to mainstream electric vehicles, RADA to launch mobile application and Health and Wellness Ministry confirms 5th COVID 19 wave.

farmer Lawrence Lynch shares how his farming operation is contributing to employment in his community.

If you’ve been shopping but you just cant seem to find what you want in a store, what would you do? For many the answer may be to just keep searching and hope you eventually stumble into the right store, but for the founders of Femme Fatale JA, they saw a business opportunity.

Salt Spring in St. James now has a community park where residents can gather for recreation, physical activity and to socialise in a pleasant atmosphere.

The 9th Biennial Jamaica Diaspora Conference will get underway in less than a month, bringing together thousands of Jamaicans at home and abroad to discuss matters of critical importance.

Agriculture Ministry optimizing newly renovated seed storage facility at Bodles St Catherine.

Jamaica invites investment by Indian pharmaceutical companies, government spends over 50 billion dollars on national security in six years and section of Tower Street renamed in honour of Indian social reformer.

Agriculture Minister says Agricare insurance scheme makes the industry more attractive for investment and to new players.

Shrink wrapped boxes filled with products, stacked on pallets that are being loaded into a container is the image most people have when they think of business exports. But did you know that its possible to export something intangible like services? That’s our focus for today’s programme as Managing Director of Quality Systems Solutions and Initiatives (QSSI) Mrs. Sheryl Anderson...

Development plans progressing for Montego Bay; Agriculture Ministry fast-tracking national seed policy development, and Port Authority Looking to Develop Space at Montego Bay Freezone.

The 580-million-dollar Jamaica Fire Brigade (JFB) Area 4 Headquarters in Montego Bay, located at #1 Barnett Street in the city, is now officially open.