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A wreath laying ceremony was held on Sunday December 22, at the Zong Monument in Black River, St Elizabeth, to honour and remember the lives of the African slaves who died in the Zong Massacre of 1781. The Zong Massacre saw the throwing overboard of 132 slaves to lighten the slave ship, The Zong, which left the western coast of Africa,...

Farmers in sections of St Elizabeth are excited going into the New Year after having the roadways leading into their communities repaired. The Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries through the Rural Agricultural Development Authority (RADA) recently upgraded the Marl Road and Castleton roadways in the parish. Listen to this edition of Calling Farmers to get the details.

There’s a popular saying that goes “One kind word can change everything”. But members of the Holy Ghost Assembly Church of God in Kiston Town St Catherine decided to go one step further by doing a kind deed for 100 children in the community on Sunday December 22. Pastor of the Church Joan Fennel says the treat is also part...

On today’s edition of Jamaica House Weekly, Prime Minister brings Christmas cheer to children at Bustamante Hospital, calls on families to unite for the holidays and appoints Miss World, Toni-Ambassador-at-Large.

Minister without Portfolio in the Ministry of Economic Growth and Job Creation, Senator Pearnel Charles Jr. says the Ministry will be partnering with the Ministry of Local Government and Community Development and other relevant stakeholders to develop a drought management committee. He says the committee will be a sub-committee of the integrated water resource management council and will be used to...

On today’s edition of You and the Law we’ll be discussing Divorce.

Dengue is still a real challenge for the population and as we head into the New Year, the Health and Wellness ministry is renewing calls for increased vigilance in combating the Aedes aegypti mosquito, which transmits the virus. Listen to this edition of Healthline to learn about how you can participate in fogging efforts to reduce the dengue virus.

How can you get started with a digital career and earn online income? Listen in as CEO of Internet Income Jamaica, Alicia Lyttle answers that question and more.

The temporary extension for party lock offs during the Christmas period may go longer than initially planned. Minister of Local Government and Community Development, Desmond McKenzie, says the Government is reviewing the short-term measure and will take a decision in the coming weeks. In the meantime, he is calling on party-goers and promotors to honor the terms of the extension efforts made...

A wide variety of Jamaican made products were on display at this year’s Tourism Product Development Company (TPDCo) Craft Fair, at Emancipation Park. Stay with us as we give you highlights of the event on this week’s Tourism Round Up.

Kingston Creative has been a quiet but transformative force, changing the Downtown, Kingston space in recent months. One does not have to look far for the physical evidence, only take a trip to Water Lane, Church Street, Harbour Street and Rosemary Lane and observe the aesthetic difference being made through the organisation’s, Art Walk and mural projects. However, there have been concerns...

The end of the year is fast approaching and so too are the usual parties to ring in the New Year! This festive season promises to be even more exciting for party goers as the cut off times for events were have been temporarily extended. However the onus is on promoters and party planners to ensure they do not abuse this...