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Jamaica is among the regional countries to receive additional COVID-19 test kits from the latest batch being provided by the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO)

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says there has been a 72 per cent reduction in violent crimes in the East Kingston Division SOE, which was declared on January 26.

Ministry of Health Tests Employees for Novel Coronavirus, some disbursements under CARE Programme to begin April 30, and Healthy Ministry receives ICT support to battle COVID-19.

Prime Minister says states of public emergency continue to contribute to lower crime rates, government developing policy for enclosed working environments, and new data protection bill to be tabled.

As the fight continues against the spread of the SARS-CoV-2 virus and the COVID-19 Disease, the Jamaican government has employed three primary strategies to protect the country and its citizens. Press play to find out what these are on this feature.

The Early Childhood Commission (ECC) has implemented measures to assist administrators, parents and caregivers with the continued development of children zero to five years old, during the period of school closure, arising from the COVID-19 crisis. Press play to hear more about this initiative.

With the 2020 Olympics being postponed until next year as a result of the global coronavirus pandemic, the games are now scheduled for July 3 to August 8, 2021 in Tokyo Japan. This will also result in some reconfiguration in terms of the plans and preparations for participating nations and athletes. Find out how the JOA is responding to the...

Director General of the Statistical Institute of Jamaica Carol Coy, says there is uncertainty surrounding the administration of the 2021 census due to the continued impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The government has taken steps to modernise the land title registration process as debate begins on the registration of titles amendment act 2020. The changes seek to simplify the administrative process and reduce costs.