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eGov Jamaica Limited has launched its GovTechTalk Series for workers in the Government information sector. The GovTechTalk series, will be held on the fourth Friday of each month, with the exception of December 2019. It will focus on Information and Communications Technology (ICT) plans and initiatives in the Government and will target ICT Heads across Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs). Listen to...

The Cannabis Licensing Authority (CLA) is exploring the establishment of a transitional permit to make it easier for small farmers to enter the medicinal cannabis industry. Director of Enforcement and Monitoring at the CLA, Faith Graham says the initiatives will provide small farmers a cost effective way to enter the sector while they work towards gaining their cultivator license from...

Three more hospitals certified baby friendly, just over 30 schools to be removed from the shift system and paving works to continue along Constant Spring Road.

CLA establishing transitional permit for small farmers to enter medical cannabis industry; Camp Road project being finalised and eGov Jamaica launches GovTechTalk Series for some public sector workers.

The Spaulding High School in Clarendon has been renamed in honour of former Principal, Alphansus Davis who served the 46 year old institution for 31 years. During Davis’ tenure at the helm a number of achievements were recorded. Listen to this edition of Jamaica's Promise to learn more about how this institution is impacting the lives of students.

Health and Wellness Minister, Dr. Christopher Tufton is reminding the public to utilize health centres as the first point of contact for clinical assessments. This to help decrease the strain on the island’s Accident and Emergency (A&E) departments in hospitals, partly due to the dengue outbreak.

Prime Minister, Andrew Holness, says the Government will be improving the housing stock of residents in West Kingston, following a tour of the community recently.

E-Learning Jamaica Company Limited e-LJam recently handed over 46 computer tablets to the Jamaica Physiotherapy Association, which will assist with the delivery of physiotherapy services in health facilities island wide. The tablets which are valued at just over 1 million dollars have been distributed to 20 public hospitals across the island. Listen to RAJA to find out more about this initiative.

The rise of the Medical Cannabis industry is creating new opportunities for large and small farmers to grow the plant for sale and supply end to users, such as businesses who use it to make various types of bi-products like creams and oils. But before you can start growing you will need to obtain a cultivators licence. Listen to today’s edition...

Prime Minister says Jamaica producing youth who will guarantee successful future; Government hails work being carried out under the Zone of Special Operation in West Kingston and Tourism Minister says upcoming winter tourist season looking positive.

Government to increase housing stock in West Kingston; sections of Old Port Henderson road permanently closed; and Jamaica Public Service Company to cover CSEC fees for 440 students.