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TAJ’s Special Arrears Settlement Programme Extended, 42 additional roads to be included in SPARK Program and GDP growth figure shows improvement

On today's programme, we tell you more about the National Solid Waste Management Authority's public education campaign dubbed ‘Pass The Broom.’

Breadfruit was on full display at the Portland Parish Achievement Day celebrations.

How much do you know about Yam rust disease? We answer that question and more on today’s edition of Calling Farmers. Good morning I’m Andrae Palmer.

Projects underway to bolster shipping sector; Agri stakeholders being trained In Financial Literacy; and statues at Sam Sharpe Square to be deep cleaned.

The budget debate has just concluded, and we all got a chance to get a full explanation of how the government plans to spend its revenues earned from taxes and fees to run the country. Some persons can fully understand all the complex terms and get a full appreciation of what the information means. But if you fall into the...

Government announces $700 million in irrigation projects in three parishes.

On March 21, sixty-two students from across the island were awarded by the Poor Relief Department for outstanding performance in the 2024 sittings of the Primary Exit Profile (PEP) examinations, Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC), and Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination (CAPE).

The Ministry of Agriculture Ministry has launched export clinic for farmers and industry stakeholders as part of the government’s export expansion capacity building programme.

In 2024, many individuals and families received new and furnished housing solutions courtesy of the Ministry of Local Government and Community Development’s Indigent Housing Programme.  On today’s programme, we will be highlighting some of the beneficiaries.

Measles is making a comeback in Europe and North America. It’s therefore crucial for Jamaicans to be aware due to international travel. More on this week’s Healthline. Stay tuned.