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Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries Floyd Green says the government is working with private sector companies to ensure that former sugar cane lands are put into production for other crops.

In every crisis there’s an opportunity. That’s the word from Minister of Industry Investment and Commerce Audley Shaw. You see Minister Shaw is optimistic about the future of Jamaica’s business sector, despite the fact that the country is still dealing with the effects of the COVID 19 pandemic. He maintains that new economic opportunities have emerged, with one in particular...

Tourism growth trending towards pre COVID-19 levels, sustainable intervention strategies earmarked for Norwood ZOSO and government to allocate more land for housing.

A look at the areas being targeted for transformation in the Gender Ministry for the 2021/2022 fiscal year.

If you’re over 60 and fully vaccinated, $10,000 may be available to you. Find out how you or someone you know can apply on this week’s going for growth!

On today’s edition of Jamaica House Weekly:  Prime Minister hosts townhall as part of Disaspora Sustainability Symposium, hails custodes for their work in promoting social values and visits his alma mater, St. Catherine High School.

Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries Floyd Green has announced that 20 percent of government-owned lands are to be reserved for youth farmers.

The Rotary Club of St. Andrew North in partnership with the Jamaica Kidney Kids Foundation has donated medical equipment to the Ministry of Health and Wellness.