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The Ministry of Tourism has announced plans to create a new tourism zone stretching from St Mary to Portland. This new zone will cater to tourists in search of a more luxurious experience.

Bank of Jamaica raises policy interest rate; Students’ Loan Bureau to Accept Loan Payments Online By Year-End and Rehabilitative Works Underway For Gayle to Guys Hill Roadway in St. Mary.

On this week’s House Matters, State of Public Emergency in St Catherine coming to an end, Government reaches digital currency accounts target and House pays tribute to former member of parliament Francis Tulloch.

Farmers encouraged not to over fertilize crops and to use the right amount to maximize yields.

Prime Minister promises more assistance to cushion rising inflation, Online School Board Platform launched, and NWA rolls out pre-hurricane mitigation programme

Children First, a community-based, non-profit organization, is celebrating 25 years of service to children and adolescents in Jamaica under the theme: ‘Alive at 25.’    

Jamaicans urged to heed warnings and evacuation orders from ODPEM, consumers implored to conduct due diligence when purchasing motor vehicles and Education Ministry calls on church to help tackle indiscipline in schools

Bodles research station gets 2 new tractors to boost crop production operations courtesy of the Ministry of Agriculture and fisheries.

Government reaches threshold for CBDC accounts eligible for incentive; security forces to implement new strategy to curtail crime in St. Catherine and 20,000 students to benefit from Global Services Sector bootcamp.

The 26th Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) in Rwanda's capital Kigali, ended Saturday, June 25, with call for action on climate change and trade. Click and listen to highlights of Jamaica’s participation in the summit.