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Minister of Local Government and Community Development, Desmond McKenzie, says the Government will be providing short-term employment for thousands of Jamaicans during the Christmas season.

Prime Minister, Andrew Holness says the government is making plans for the rapid expansion of housing solutions in 2020 to address the need for affordable housing in Jamaica.

Safety is a big concern especially during the holidays. That’s why the Jamaica Constabulary Force will be deploying the majority of its members during the yuletide season to bolster safety and security in public spaces. Head of the Constabulary Communications Unit CCU, Senior Superintendent of Police SSP Stephanie Lindsay says the number of boots on the ground will include those operating...

Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries Audley Shaw says the operations of OGH Jamaica organic Hemp farm will have a positive impact on the sector. Stay with us to hear more on today’s edition of Calling Farmers.

Christmas is a time to reconnect with family and friends who you haven’t seen in long time. Many persons also use this time to travel abroad. But for some, Christmas wouldn’t be Christmas without spending time giving back. For 10 years running the Sandals foundation has been hosting a Christmas treat for children in communities close to their resorts.

On this edition of Jamaica House Weekly, Prime Minister delivers 30 housing titles in Portmore, opens upgraded Kingston Air Traffic Control Centre, and hosts reception for Miss World 2019, Toni-Ann Singh.

It’s a given that most Jamaicans tend to eat more around Christmas time so on this week’s healthline we’re sharing some nutrition tips for you as we celebrate this yuletide season.

Join us on today’s edition of You and the Law as we continue our look at Legal Guardianship.

What’s the most popular digital career that Jamaicans are interested in pursuing?  Listen as Internet Income Jamaica CEO, Alicia Lyttle answers that question and more.

The upgraded Kingston Air Traffic Control Centre at the Jamaica Civil Aviation Authority headquarters in St. Andrew has been officially reopened. The multimillion dollar upgrading project, included the installation of a new voice communication control system, system-wide air traffic management automation surveillance system, and a new global positioning system, GPS. Prime Minister Andrew Holness said the upgrading of the Air Traffic Control...

Jamaica’s tourism industry just loves to break records. With strong performances throughout 2019, the industry is on track to smash last year’s earnings total by over 300 million dollars. Stay tuned to find out more on this week’s tourism round up.