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Public urged to protect irrigation infrastructure from contamination.

The Tourism Ministry is working to unlock new opportunities for many talented Jamaicans blessed with culinary skills.

The latest CXC results are in……and across Jamaica, students, parents, and educators are taking a close look at the numbers. The Ministry of Education is reporting an improvement in the pass rates for this year’s Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) Mathematics and English A examinations.

The Ministry of Economic Growth and Job Creation also conducted a public education campaign earlier this summer dubbed the Plastic Free Summer Roadshow under the theme ‘Break Up with Plastic’ as phase four of the Government's ban on specific single-use plastics took effect on July 1, 2025.

For many, the buzzing sound of a mosquito creates a nuisance, let alone their pesky, itchy bites. But more than that, these small, flying, blood-sucking insects spread dangerous, life-threatening diseases. In today’s programme, we’ll highlight the ongoing work of the Health Department to reduce the mosquito population and prevent the spread of mosquito-borne diseases.

The National Irrigation Commission expanding irrigation services to provide greater support to farmers.

Coconut farmers encouraged to conduct soil testing on their farms.

Whether it be importing personal items for use at home or goods for sale, countless Jamaicans interact with the Jamaica Customs Agency on a regular basis. Having a smooth experience at the Agency depends on how well you know the various procedures associated with its operations. Manager Air Cargo Norman Manley International Airport Leroy Utah recently joined host Theodore Henry...

Along the North coast in the parish of Hanover is the quiet town of Hopewell. It’s close to the border of St James and not too far from the parish capital, Lucea. For persons living in the area, the Hopewell Health Centre is one the main locations for medical treatment. Recently the Hopewell facility became party to an initiative that...

The work of the National Irrigation Commission (NIC) was on full display at this year’s Denbigh Agricultural Industrial and Food Show.

“It can be done” is the mantra instilled in students at the Portland-based Birnamwood Primary.  The school achieved an overall 80% proficiency in this year’s Primary Exit Profile (PEP) examinations with Abigail Warburton emerging as the school’s top female student.