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Fisher folk can expect no increases to the conch levy for the 2022 season.

Hundreds of Jamaicans gathered at White City Studio in the United Kingdom recently for the launch of the Jamaica 60 activities in that territory. Listen in for the highlights

Cornwall regional hospital receives chemotherapy chairs from private foundation

Prime Minister participates in Jamaica 60 launch activities in the United States and celebrates the country's medical lab professionals.

Are you fully vaccinated? If not, please get all your shots. That’s the call for the 20th staging of Vaccination week in the Americas being observed from April 23-30. As part of the initiative, countries and territories in the region have set a target to vaccinate 140 million people against several dangerous diseases including measles, polio, influenza, diphtheria and COVID-19....

The Appleton Estate Jamaica Rum Festival makes a return in June; and Ministry announces plans for the development of Devon House. All that and more on this week’s tourism round up.

Agriculture Minister lauds farmers for resilience despite the pandemic and other challenges.

The National Pantomime mounts its latest work, but for a limited time only.

1.4 billion dollars to be paid out to PATH beneficiaries this fiscal year, Jamaica anticipating increase in return of expats during Jamaica 60 celebrations and island traffic authority looking to digitize more exam depots this year.  

On this week’s House Matters, Resolution passed to maintain current conch levy, Labour Ministry to expand social programme for the elderly and plans announced to expand overseas employment programme.

Onion farmer Lawrence Lynch shares some tips to help you get started in the agriculture sector.