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Digital currency one step closer to becoming legal tender, Bank of Jamaica projecting economic growth this fiscal year, and RDG rolling out bedside registration app.

Agriculture Ministry to launch farm in schools programme to help boost youth involvement in the sector.

Imagine buying your dream home, only to discover a tremendous economic opportunity literally in your back yard in the form of 100 breadfruit trees. That’s the story of how Lingaya Farms’ got started. Today, Managing Director, Anna-Kaye Saunders-Tucker shares the story of how the business developed from a backyard orchard into a thriving agro-processing and export business.

Agriculture Ministry to introduce new National food security campaign dubbed grow smart, eat smart

200 Million dollars allocated to repair roads in Montego Bay; Thousands of youth participating in Restorative Justice programme; and Jamaica to celebrate Africa Day on May 25.

A bust of labour movement activist, Agnes “Aggie” Bernard, was unveiled at the Kingston Craft Market located downtown to kick off Workers’ Week, May 15 to 23, under the theme ‘Repositioning Jamaica’s Labour Market post COVID-19’.

Several projects geared at improving the facilities at some of our airports and aerodromes are set to get underway this financial year. Millions are set to be invested to improve the capacity of the aviation sector as well as the overall experience for both residents and visitors.

Several Teachers in Western Jamaica treated by private sector foundation.

On this week’s edition of You and the Law, we’re looking at why you shouldn’t pay Justices of the Peace (JPs) for their services, and what you should do if a JP asks for payment in exchange for their services.

Mask mandate to be reinstated, Health and COVID-19 safety measures being put in place for students sitting external exams, and Agriculture Ministry launching ‘Planting with a Purpose’ drive.

RADA plays a critical role in the life of farmers across the island. Today, St Thomas farmer Lawrence Lynch shares his experience receiving support from the agency.

Jamaica is now open to the middle east thanks to the decision by Dubai-based Emirates Airlines to start selling seats to Island. And later plans announced to upgrade public beaches across the island.