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Prime Minister expresses shock at assassination of former Japanese leader, Education Ministry to take note of out of school factors to improve learning outcomes and public invited to submit entries for Innovation Competition

Practicing electricians who remain unregistered are being urged to get certified with the Government Electrical Regulator (GER) to have their work approved. On this week’s Get the Facts we start by looking at the classification system for electricians under this new regime.

On this week’s Arts Page, the wait is over! The finalists for the Jamaica 60 Festival Song Competition have officially been announced. We bring you the first 5 of 10 finalists with a  preview of the songs vying for the title of Jamaica Festival Song 2022!

Students and staff of the Lethe Primary and Infant School in St. James will have access to improved sanitation facilities in coming months, under a project being undertaken by the Jamaica Social Investment Fund (JSIF).

Government to turn spotlight on underperforming schools, Service Excellence Policy to be launched next week and 4H Clubs encouraging young Jamaicans to enter fisheries sector.

Having access to clean planting materials is vital to the success of any farm. That’s where the work of the scientific research council SRC comes in. Stay tuned as we share how the SRC creates clean planting materials for farmers on today’s edition of calling farmers. Good morning I’m Andrae Palmer

On this week’s House Matters, Government pledges just under 750 million dollars for independence clean up; PPV operators encouraged to apply for 25 thousand dollar grant; House passes Road traffic regulations.

Middle Quarters in St. Elizabeth recently became the latest community to benefit from free, public Wi-Fi under the Universal Service Fund’s (USF) Community Wi-Fi Programme.