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The Bank of Jamaica (BOJ) has increased its policy interest rate by a further 50 basis points to 5.5 per cent effective June 30. What does this mean?

Scientific Research Council making progress on developing disease resistant coffee planting materials.

51 schools across the island receive water tanks from international organisation.

The Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) and global health agency, Unitaid, recently launched a five-year, US$2.6 million partnership to scale-up regional and national efforts to eliminate mother-to-child transmission of Chagas disease. We look at the disease and the collaboration in this week’s Healthline.

PAHO urges countries to prepare health systems for long COVID, fisheries production incentive programme to be implemented and KSAMC seeking to forge additional Sister-City relationships

Economy grows over 6% between January and March, Nuclear Medicine Division re-established at University Hospital and young fishers to benefit from sea safety training

The Public Passenger Vehicle (PPV) Operators Grant is now open to any public PPV Operator in possession of a valid Transport Authority License and who meets the Eligibility Requirements. Get the facts on how to apply for the grant right now!

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.