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Press play on this edition of Jamaica's Promise to get updated on the latest with the Primary Exit Profile (PEP) Examinations.

Minister with responsibility for Education, Karl Samuda, says counselling, will be among the intervention strategies undertaken to address several social challenges plaguing the education sector.

Minister of Science, Energy and Technology, Fayval Williams, says the Ministry is awaiting a report from the Jamaica Fire Brigade on the cause of the explosion at Heaven’s Fesco Gas Station in Manchester, which claimed the life of one person.

Jamaica is home to several species of animals that are found nowhere else in the world. One such is the endemic Jamaican Iguana, which unfortunately is listed as critically endangered due to low population numbers. Press play to find out how the UDC is helping to replenish the Jamaican Iguana population by using the Great Goat Island as a safe haven...

Former Monymusk sugar factory workers get help to try their hand at farming, thanks to the the Ministry of Agriculture’s socio – economic support programme. Press play to hear more about this initiative on this edition of Calling Farmers.

Cruise ship denied docking privileges due to health concerns, Education Ministry implementing safety measure amid incidents of violence and Rural Water Supply Limited upgrading systems island-wide. The news in detail after the break.

Over 39,000 students registered for PEP exams today; Energy Minister calls for more training for gas station workers; and Agriculture Ministry to reintroduce wardens to help tackle praedial larceny.

According to the Bank of Jamaica (BOJ) The prospects for the Jamaican economy remain positive. Press play to find out why on this edition of Going for Growth.  

The Government has started public consultations as it prepares to implement the new Bernard Lodge Development Master Plan in St Catherine. On February 20, residents of Dunbeholden and surrounding communities, gathered to hear updates from Ministries, Departments, Agencies and private stakeholders committed to the project. Press to play to find out more about this development.

The Human Employment and Resource Training/National Service Training Agency (HEART/NSTA) Trust is seeking to build civic responsibility among Jamaicans through its Volunteer Programme. Press play to find out how this initiative can positively enhance our communities and the society at large.

Everyone wants to go out and have a good time, but always ensure that your partying doesn’t get in the way of your safety on the road when it’s time to go home. Press play to listen as we talk about the importance of designated driving when going to entertainment events.