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Starting in the month of March, the National Gallery of Jamaica will introduce for your viewing pleasure First Saturdays. The new undertaking will complement the ‘Jamaica Jamaica’ exhibition mounted at the NGJ on the corner of Ocean Boulevard and Orange Street in Kingston. Press play to find out how this new monthly event will better help patrons understand and appreciate the...

For most people, symptoms of a COVID-19 infection start with a fever and a dry cough. The virus can be transmitted through droplets from coughing or sneezing. So it’s best to cough or sneeze into your sleeve or into a disposable tissue. Discard the tissue into a closed rubbish bin and then clean your hands. Try to stay at least...

The Ministry of Health is advising the public that there are currently no confirmed cases of the new Coronavirus (COVID-19) in Jamaica despite rumours suggesting otherwise.

The Ministry of Health and Wellness has developed a model plan to address the possible introduction of the coronavirus COVID-19 to Jamaica.

Winners of the ‘Trees For Peace Competition’ were announced on Tuesday March 3, observed as Peace Day in schools across Jamaica. The competition was spearheaded by Violence Prevention Alliance (VPA), in collaboration with the Ministry of Education, Youth and Information. Press play to hear about the two schools in Hanover who copped first place with their Peace Garden submissions.  

Mcabee enterprise is a family business of beekeepers that produces honey and honey products. Beekeepers are able to produce four (4) main products, honey, pollen, propolous, royal jelly and bees wax. Press play to hear more how honey can be utilized all year round on this edition of Calling Farmers.

Prime Minister encourages fisherfolk to help protect Jamaica’s coast, farmers to benefit from Sugar Cane Bay development in St. Ann and Things Jamaican E-Commerce Launched.

Government develops emergency response system for education sector, Health Ministry ramps up HIV/AIDS testing drive and PICA hosting Access Jamaica expo in Florida.

As part of efforts to enhance the resilience of the Port Royal Street corridor, to protect the coastlines and its infrastructure against erosion and the effects of natural disasters. the government has approved a 950 million dollar contract for a project with S&G Road Surfacing Materials Limited to tackle the erosion at the Port Royal Street corridor. Press play to learn...

Jamaica’s energy sector is starting a new chapter. Its focus, cheaper, cleaner energy that depends on sources that won’t run out. Words such as wind, solar hydroelectricity will become more common among locals as the government fully embraces Mother Nature to supply our energy needs. Press play to find out what steps the government is taking to access renewable energy...

A total of 83,000 imported used cars have been examined under the Government’s Pre-Shipment Inspection regime since its implementation in February 2018.