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On this week’s get the facts, your favourite radio personalities join me for a quick game to commemorate Jamaica 60!

70 students from Clarendon and Manchester, ranging from secondary to tertiary level, were awarded scholarships totaling 10 million dollars by bauxite alumina company Jamalco.

The race for the Jamaica 60 Festival Song has come to an end and we have our winner. Stay tuned for highlights from the finals of the competition and a look at what’s coming up next on the Jamaica 60 events calendar, right here on the Arts Page.

Government working on framework to take advantage of the blue economy and expand fisheries sector.

In this Jamaica 60 edition of Tourism round up we take a closer look at two well known marketing campaigns that had an impact on the growth of the industry.

Government to proceed with phase 2 of Ruthven Towers, Jamaica and Namibia To Strengthen Bilateral Relations and Savanna La Mar Primary School to benefit from Adopt-A-School Programme.

On this week’s House Matters,  Senate passes Net Billing Regulation and Zones of Special Operations extended.

Grow Smart, Eat smart Campaign officially launched, Cabinet agrees on concept document for Sexual and Reproductive Health Policy and Government working to protect Rio Cobre.

More than 2,500 residential and commercial customers will now have consistent access to potable water following the official commissioning of the Sandy Bank to Black River Replacement Pipeline Project in St. Elizabeth recently.

Primary exit examinations in Jamaica, date back to pre-independence. Stay with us as we look back at the journey from Common Entrance to PEP.