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Schools told to desist in taking fingerprints of teachers, new solar plant to be commissioned and bridges at Portia Simpson Millar square complete.

Public urged to exercise caution when obtaining water for domestic use; Senate approves bill to increase outdated fines and NWA repairing Harvey River Roadway.

States of Public Emergency in St. Catherine and Clarendon extended for 21 days, Financial Assistance Available to Jamaica in the Event of Natural Disaster and Refrigeration technicians to be trained in use of non-ozone depleting substances.

Energy Minister, Fayval Williams, says the Petroleum Corporation of Jamaica (PCJ), will remain open for business until its day-to-day functions are transferred to the Ministry of Science, Energy and Technology.

The Senate has approved the Law Reform (Amendment of Penalties Act), which seeks to update low and outdated monetary fines for a range of offences.

‘Tourism and Jobs: a better future for all’- that’s the theme for Tourism Awareness Week, being observed from September 22 to 28 this year. Leading up to World Tourism Day on September 27, the Ministry of Tourism has planned several activities, beginning with a Thanksgiving Service at Church on the Rock in St. Andrew, on Sunday, September 22. Throughout the week, the...

If you’re looking for a crop that’s easy to grow and maintain then mushrooms may be the perfect fit for you. Once you have all the materials then it’s pretty simple to maintain. On today’s edition of Calling Farmers, we tell you about the tools you’ll need to grow and maintain mushrooms.

PCJ to operate more efficiently under Energy Ministry, NWC customers to see improved water supply during the yuletide season and 52 High Schools Participating in Twinning Programme.