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The National Fisheries Authority is set to implement an online registration system at a cost of US 1.2 million dollars. Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries Floyd Green says the new system will allow fisher folk to get registered using their cell phone.

Parliamentarians pay tribute to the late Ambassador Anthony Johnson, OJ.

The Jamaica National (JN) Foundation will host a Labour Day Panel Discussion called “From Raising Cane to Remote Work: The Evolution of Work and Labour Laws in Jamaica”.

Have you seen some people from STATIN going around your community asking questions? Well don’t panic, they’re just doing a pilot or test run for next year’s Population and Housing Census. Get the facts right now!

The Kingston & St Andrew Municipal Corporation (KSAMC) recently unveiled its latest set of murals commissioned under the Kingston Kulture Kay project.

It is said that children are a heritage and fruit of the womb. Jamaica recognizes the importance of children by commemorating the entire month of May as Child Month. Today we will be featuring seven-year-old, Purplerenee Bennett.

Harmony Beach Park to open tomorrow, Health and Wellness Ministry to continue strengthening relationship with public as part of COVID-19 fight; and all in place for Grade 6 PEP Ability Test

Third telecoms provider to enter local sector; Government leveraging technology to support economic recovery efforts; and Denham Town Infant and Primary Schools to be renamed in honour of late Prime Minister Edward Seaga.

Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries Floyd Green says the agriculture sector experienced 1.2 percent growth in production in 2020 despite the challenges caused by the COVID 19 pandemic. Minister Green notes that the level of overall production was the highest on record, surpassing the previous record set in 1996 of 695,050 tonnes.

Labour Day activities this year have been confined to the home. If you haven’t already made your to-do list, by the end of this programme you’ll have a host of ideas to keep you active on the day.

A group of principals from traditional and non-traditional high schools in St. James have joined forces to address issues affecting the education sector in the parish.