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St. Catherine residents are being advised to revert to the general measures under the Disaster Risk Management Act, with the 24-Hour curfew for the parish now lifted.

Since the first incidence of COVID-19 in Jamaica in March, remittances have fallen by 15 percent on average when compared to the same period of 2019.

Due to the outbreak COVID-19, the National Water Commission (NWC) has ramped up its water trucking activities in the parish of St. Catherine. Corporate Public Relations Manager at the NWC, Andrew Canon, says several communities in the parish have been receiving trucked water services. Find out how this is making the difference in the lives of everyday Jamaicans on Round About...

Calling Farmers is a 5-minute feature on activities and developments in the agricultural sector.

This week residents in central Jamaica receive help from the Seventh-day Adventist church. Stay tuned to find out who is sharing the love.

The government has announced a protocol to facilitate the controlled re-entry of Jamaican nationals stranded overseas, due to COVID-19 travel restrictions. Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, Senator Kamina Johnson Smith, says priority will be given to Jamaicans who are most vulnerable and are experiencing difficult circumstances.

On this edition of Jamaica House Weekly… 24-hour curfew in St Catherine lifted, Lengthman Pilot Programme to be rolled out shortly and plans announced to extend internet connectivity to rural areas.

On this edition of You And The Law, we take a look at how you can still access essential legal and justice services in the midst of COVID-19. Press play to get the details.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has announced that members of the construction industry are to be included in the relevant exemption schedules under the Disaster Risk Management Act. Mr. Holness says the necessary amendments will be made to the act to allow persons in the industry to move around during the period of the curfew once they are going to do...

On this edition of Healthline we hear from one patient who has tested positive for COVID19, with no symptoms. We also feature a nurse out in the field conducting contact tracing. Press play to hear more

First Supplementary Estimates for 2020/21 soon to tabled in the House of Representatives, Mental health clinics island-wide remain open and Justice Ministry encouraging use of plea bargaining.

26 new COVID-19 cases recorded, 24-hour curfew lifted for St Catherine and Justice Minister encouraging offenders to consider plea bargaining.