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Business Owners benefiting from the return of cruise ships, Government Electrical Regulator App to Go Live in November, and Bunny Wailer’s Boyhood Home to Be Restored.

The world is experiencing unprecedented social and economic challenges, because of the COVID-19 pandemic. While the transition has been difficult for some, others have embraced the need for innovation and creativity to keep going. On today's programme we feature Kadia Francis, who left her nine to five job at a law firm in 2020, to start her own business..

Minister of Housing, Urban Renewal, Environment and Climate Change, Pearnel Charles Jr., says work is ongoing for a long-term solution to the problem of flooding in Halse Hall, Clarendon.

A satisfied customer makes all business owners happy. A key part of satisfying customers is ensuring they receive their goods on time. Jamaican business owners recently received a helping hand in making sure their customers overseas receive their products in a timely fashion thanks to a newly signed agreement between the Jamaica Manufacturers and Exporters Association (JMEA) and Caribbean Airlines.

Agriculture Ministry partnering with stakeholders to improve local food security.

What you need to know about Jamaica's vaccination take-up for September and the ongoing vaccination drive.

Jamaica will join the rest of the world in the annual celebration of International Peace Day on Tuesday, September 21. This year’s activities are being observed locally under the theme “Sustaining Communities for a Peaceful Country”.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness and other officials visit sections of Manchester to witness vaccination activities underway in that parish.

The National Solid Waste Management Authority (NSWMA’s) ‘Drum a Di Gate’ initiative aims to encourage proper waste disposal at the community level through the containerisation of garbage.

The National Fisheries Authority is implementing an online fisheries registration system.

The Ministry of National Security is increasing the network of cameras across the island under the national closed-circuit television (CCTV) surveillance programme, dubbed ‘JamaicaEye.’

Prime Minister announces adjustments to COVID-19 prevention measures, reassigns portfolio responsibility for the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries and visits sections of Kingston and Manchester under Vaccination and Public Education drive.