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Jamaica has joined the list of countries confirming cases of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. With a strong likelihood the numbers will increase as the days go by, efforts are being ramped up to contain the spread of the virus as much as possible. Press play to listen this edition of Health line, as we give you some updates and tips for...

On this edition of Career Talk we explore monetization strategies for your podcast with Business Coach and Host of the Entrepreneurial You Podcast, Heneka Watkis-Porter. Press play to hear more.

As of Friday, March 13, schools will be officially closed for a period of 14 consecutive days as part of measures, to prevent the community spread of the coronavirus COVID-19. The closure notice applies to Early Childhood institutions, Primary and Secondary schools, Community and Teacher's Colleges. Prime Minister, Andrew Holness says the HEART Trust National Training and Service Agency’s community based and...

This is a special JIS News report on the Government’s latest activities to mitigate the spread of COVID-19.

Government confirms 6 new COVID 19 cases, 19 hospitals to be retrofitted for COVID-19 patients and Foreign Affairs Ministry announces closure of overseas mission offices.

Hundreds of persons turned out for the second staging of the Jamaica Rum festival at the Hope Botanical Gardens in St Andrew on February 29 which was the second staging of the event, and by all accounts it was a success. Press play on this edition of Tourism Round Up to get the highlights.

The Government has announced restrictions on public gatherings in the wake of the second confirmed imported case of COVID-19. Prime Minister Andrew Holness made the announcement at an emergency press conference at Jamaica House Wednesday, where he urged citizens to limit public gatherings in order to avoid community-spread of the virus. Press play to get more details on these event &...

Get the facts gives us details on the COVID-19 do’s and don’ts, press play to get the details.

The Government is advising the public that schools will be closed for 14 consecutive days as of Friday March 13, including teacher’s colleges and early childhood development institutions.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says no permits will be issued for public events or gatherings within the next 14 days, and permits that have already been issued will be revoked as a precaution against a local outbreak of COVID-19.

As government agencies and ministries begin to make greater use of technology in executing their functions, the Ministry of National Security has taken steps to improve efficiency within the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF). Press play to hear more about these developments on this edition of Round About Ja.