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The 2025/2026 parliamentary year kickstarted on Thursday February 13 with the annual ceremonial opening of parliament. Onlookers, first-timers, repeat attendees, teachers, students, and residents from near and far lined the streets of Duke Street, Downtown Kingston to witness the pomp and pageantry of the march to Gordon House led by Prime Minister Dr Andrew Holness and leader of the Opposition...

Find out who was giving the environment a helping hand for World Wetlands Day!

On today’s edition of calling farmers we learn about the role of the Plant Quarantine Produce Inspection Unit in pest management.

The good book says, two is better than one. Can you imagine being on a journey trying to build something great with the right unwavering help around? This can make a difference in how well you are able to finish and finish well. That’s the idea behind the new strategic partnership between Jamaica and the Philippines with the recent signing...

On today’s edition of calling farmers, we take a look at the Caribbean Catastrophe Risk Insurance Facility (CCRIF) Technical Assistance Program

Papine High School in St Andrew opens new greenhouse and hydroponics facility.

Poised for even greater economic growth, the country is embarking on a drive to connect rural communities, bridging the gaps to safe and efficient transportation, access to resources, and community cohesion. Listen up as Duh Road connects scores of communities set to benefit under the government’s multibillion-dollar bridge development programme. Stay tuned.

                      Track 6 on the 1975 album released by Jamaican roots reggae singer-songwriter, Burning Spear, alleges that “No one remembers Old Marcus Garvey” but recent events happily disprove this hypothesis. On January 19, 2025, one of the final acts of outgoing former US President, Joe Biden, was the posthumous pardon...

                        In Reggae Month we remember our black history! February 11, 2025, marks the 35th anniversary of Nelson Mandela's release from prison. In a fitting commemoration of this historic occasion, we join renowned Jamaican Gospel artiste Carlene Davis and industry veteran Tommy Cowan in remembering the man through the...

                Several high-school boys in St. Thomas are benefitting under a domestic and gender-based violence sensitization initiative underway in the parish.   Dubbed, ‘Echoes of Change: The Problem with the P’, the programme was the brainchild of the Angelic Ladies Society who have partnered with the Ministry of Health and Wellness’ St. Thomas Teen...

On the cusp of a new financial year, the government has signalled its roadmap to achieving proposed priority programmes and policies. Stay tuned, as You and the Law takes a peek into several pieces of legislation that the government plans to implement or revise, during the new session of parliament.

Screening for non-communicable diseases such cancer is very important. But how much do you know about the various options available on the island?