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The Tourism sector continues to show signs of growth, so much so that things are expected to get back to pre COVID19 levels by 2024. We tell you all about it on this week’s tourism round up.

Government Signs Contract to Begin Montego Bay Perimeter Road Project, Health and Wellness Ministry working to increase COVID-19 vax take-up with Sinopharm vaccine and Labour Ministry Hosting Job Fair to fill Hotel Vacancies in Trelawny.

Teaching for Helen Douglas is more than imparting knowledge to her students. She says it includes building a relationship with a child and their parent(s) with the objective of bringing out the best in the child. On Heroes Day, October 18, Ms. Douglas was conferred with membership in the Order of Distinction, in the rank of officer for dedicated service...

As the economy continues to show signs of recovery, Prime Minister Andrew Holness is expressing confidence in Jamaica’s ability to achieve the goals of the Vision 2030 National Development Plan.

Today Veterinarian Dr Paul Cadogan shares some hygiene tips for animal farmers.

Jamaica’s credit rating remains stable, Jamaica receives 200,000 Sinopharm vaccines and transport ministry to implement water bottling project for cruise ships. The news in detail after the break.

NHT to Spend 57 billion on delivering Housing solutions before April next year, Government working with private developers to provide affordable housing solutions, and Jamaica Positioned for Health and Wellness Tourism.

The 26th United Nations Conference of the Parties (COP26) ended with several countries making some significant commitments to help combat the effects of climate change. We’ll share some of the highlights on this week’s environment corner.

16 million dollars is to be made available to each constituency for road patching, de-bushing and drain cleaning activities heading into December.