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The Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) is advising against the practice of renting privately owned motor vehicles, noting that these vehicles are often featured in robberies.

The Jamaica Fire Brigade is urging road users to exercise greater caution this holiday season, noting that it has responded to 946 road crashes up to December 23.

The Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries has been working to improve access to farming communities through its farm road rehabilitation programme. So far over 250 roads have been upgraded under the programme at a cost of over 18 billion dollars. Stay tuned to find out more on today’s edition of calling farmers.

Prime Minister donates one million dollars to Bustamante Children’s Hospital; Party goers reminded to abide by road code; and Public urged not to consume food items that have come in contact with rats.

Fire safety infrastructure to be improved, Tax Administration Jamaica introducing mandatory e-filing of income tax returns; and Bank of Jamaica reports 11.2 percent increase in currency circulation.

For more shopping tips and to get more information on your rights as a consumer, go to cac.gov.jm or call the Consumer Affairs Commission at 876-906-5425

Downtown Kingston will come alive on Wednesday, December 31 for another spectacular staging of fireworks on the Waterfront. Fireworks on the Waterfront forms part of the Urban Development Corporation (UDC’s) Downtown Kingston redevelopment plan to establish the area as a commercial, entertainment, and cultural district. Learn more about this annual imitative on this edition of Urbanscope.  

Have you ever stopped to think about the number of persons who cash in on the yuletide festivities each year? You probably see those seasonal vendors popping up on road sides, but several others also venture into other small businesses in the days leading up to Christmas and even into the New Year. Listen to this feature as we discuss...

A wise person once said if a window of opportunity appears don’t pull down the shade. That window of opportunity for many Jamaicans, young and old, is the Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) sector. Over the years the Business Process Outsourcing (BPO) sector has established itself as a viable means of employment in fields such as tele-marketing, tech support, accounting, human resource...