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Controlled Re-entry Programme for overseas Jamaicans launched, 24-hour Curfew for St. Catherine extended and Cabinet approves COVID-19 economic recovery task force.

Jamaican consumers purchase goods and services from business owners every day, but not all transactions go as planned, which may result in a dispute. Some cases can be resolved quickly and easily, while others may require a mediator, and that’s where the Consumer Affairs Commission (CAC) can help. Find out how the CAC’s can help you in filing a complaint...

The tourism linkages network is connecting local farmers with restaurants and other businesses to redistribute excess produce. We tell you more on this edition of Calling Farmers

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has reiterated the call for persons to wear masks in public spaces during the COVID-19 pandemic.

What You Need to Know is a 5 minute feature that discusses current issues taking place in Jamaica. On this edition we explore the issue of COVID19 Discrimination

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has expressed condolences to the family of Jodian Fearon, adding that the government will be offering all necessary support to the bereaved.

A number of persons are finding light during this dark COVID-19 time by picking up on economic opportunities that have been presenting themselves. With the government mandating all citizens to wear masks while in public spaces as part of efforts to reduce the spread of COVID-19, many persons are venturing into mask production. In this edition of Jamaica Made, we speak to...

The Social Development Commission (SDC) is continuing its support of Jamaica’s vulnerable elderly and underprivileged population during the COVID-19 outbreak. the Ministry of Local Government and Community Development, as well as SDC offices across the country, recently activated the RONA Helpline Senior Care Response initiative, designed to provide non-financial support to persons over the age of 70 years old who...

Quarantine orders for Alorica call centre remain in effect; States of Emergency extended; and Jamaica rises on global press freedom index.

COVID 19 confirmed cases now at 350, Government launches investigation into death of mother of new born; and Justice Ministry condemns discrimination against COVID 19 patient.

The government through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade has been providing support to Jamaican nationals abroad impacted by the novel coronavirus.Due to the lockdown of the ports of entry in several countries including Jamaica, many nationals are currently stranded overseas. Find out how they have been responding to this global health crisis.

Each day, thousands of essential workers leave their homes and families, brave the elements and go out into the field to tend to patients who may have contracted COVID-19. However, a major deterrent to their work is the discriminatory behavior of ordinary citizens. On this feature, one health worker shares some of the challenges she has faced as a result of...