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A nightly curfew has been imposed for the entire island from April 1 to April 8 as part of measures to contain the spread of the coronavirus. The curfew will begin at 8 pm each night and run until 6 am the following morning.

Numerous false messages relating to the COVID-19 have been spreading across the country on social media, causing more stress in an already challenging period. As the situation is a developing one, persons are encouraged to only take information on the COVID-19 from trusted sources including those operated by the World Health Organization or the Government. Press play to find out...

Young children who have become victims of violence can now understand some sensitive issues they may be grappling with through the Victim Services Division, VSD series of animation through the Ministry of Justice. Press play to learn more about the positive impact of this initiative.

Monthly cash payments will be dispensed to parents of students who are on the Programme of Advancement Through Health and Education (PATH), to prepare breakfast and lunch for their children at home while schools remain closed. Public schools were ordered closed by the Government until after the Easter holidays measures to prevent the spread COVID-19. Pres play to find out more.  

With the scaling down of operations in the tourism industry as a result of the spread of the coronavirus COVID 19 on the island, the Ministry of Industry Commerce Agriculture and Fisheries is reporting that there is enough produce on the island to supply to the local market. Press play to learn how our agriculture sector is rising to the...

Government allocates 240 million dollars to assist farmers affected by COVID-19, Cabinet approves acquisition of 100,000 tablets for students and Prime Minister announces extended opening hours for markets.

Jamaica records first covid-19 recovery, PEP Exams for June and July, and daily all Island curfew begins tomorrow.

As the Government continues to emphasize social distancing and restrict gatherings of people in response to the outbreak of COVID-19, opportunities have opened up to facilitate home schooling and distance learning for the nation’s students. The Ministry of Education, Youth and Information has partnered with several educational service providers to create content for students, in a bid to keep them engaged...

Jamaican Manufactures and distributors have responded to the impact of COVI19 on the local and global economy, especially amidst fears of a possible shortage of food and critical items. The impact of the pandemic on the supply of raw material is a major concern. listen to this feature as we discuss how manufacturers are preparing the country in light of...

Cabinet is discussing the implementation of a revamped National Identification System (NIDS) as part of its response to COVID-19.