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Petroleum Sector under review; Hopewell Market in Hanover to be refurbished; and Government in discussions with potential investors in the Monymusk sugar factory in Clarendon.

BOJ trading platform to be rolled out by March 31, central bank reports increase in credit to households and businesses and land leased to Moneymusk farmers.

Irrigation network upgrade for Bernard Lodge, Paradise Bridge in Westmoreland near completion and Government Committed to Providing Opportunities for Unattached Youth.

Bank of Jamaica says economic prospects remain positive, Health Minister to lobby for healthcare as a human right and education ministry to partner with religious groups for roll out of Values and Attitudes Programme.

Falmouth is growing in popularity as a tourist destination, with a number of new hotels opening in recent time and others under construction. In addition to that, a new artisan village is soon to open its doors to cruise passengers and tourists. Press play to learn more about this initiative.

Following on the success of four award-winning faith based movies, BarriVision Films is collaborating with Jamaica Youth for Christ to once again stage the Jamaica International Faith Film Festival (JIFF), from February 20-22. Press play to hear more on this edition of the Arts Page.

The income tax filing due date is March 16 this year. Annually it’s the 15th of March however with that date being a Sunday this year, the date has been moved to the next working day. Press play to hear Tax Administration Jamaica’s Chief Corporate Communications Officer, Merris Haugton and Enthrose Campbell discuss how to file for your tax returns.

The Ministry of Labour and Social Security in collaboration with the government of Japan and the Jamaica Association on Intellectual Disabilities has launched an Early Stimulation and Intervention programme for children with learning disabilities.

A new water shop is to be established in Tryall, St Elizabeth over the next six weeks. A water tank will also be refurbished to help provide drinkable water to residents.

A new water shop facility is to be constructed in the Tryall District of Jamaica’s breadbasket parish, St Elizabeth. Over the next six weeks, a 30,000 gallon water tank that provides drinkable water to residents of Tryall and surrounding areas, will be also refurbished. Press play to hear more on this edition of Round About Ja

The Ministry of Agriculture has teamed up with a number of private sector entities to expand the mother farm concept across the island. The concept will help farmers find ready markets to sell their produce and increase access to modern technology. Press play to hear more on this edition of calling farmers.