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The Ministry of Tourism has announced that Russian Airline Pegas Fly will be increasing the number passengers flying to Montego Bay from Russia.

Science, Energy and Technology Minister, Fayval Williams, has commended Youths for Excellence Limited for providing back to school assistance to students of the Cockburn Gardens Primary and Junior High School. More than 36 students from the Hagley Park Road based school, received items including computer tablets, bus passes for two months, three months’ supply of food, as well as comprehensive health...

Seven hundred farmers in Essex Valley in St. Elizabeth are set to benefit from training that will enable them to achieve Global Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) certification. The training is part of the Essex Valley Agriculture Development Project, which aims to teach sustainable farming techniques to farmers, as well as improve their production and productivity among other things.

New board appointed for Edna Manley College of the Visual and Perfoming Arts; Construction to begin on Port Maria Fire Station, and Tourism Ministry announces new flights out of Russia and South America.

Tourism Resilience Centre mobilizing resources for Bahamas, Legal Aid Council launches website; and local MSMEs to benefit from Digital Marketing campaign.

The Bank of Jamaica is reporting a 16.8 per cent increase in credit extended by deposit-taking institutions to private-sector businesses and households over the 12-month period to June 2019.

The National Works Agency has reversed its decision to permanently close Chesterfield Drive. However, motorists travelling from Spanish Town Road will only be permitted to turn left towards three miles while traffic from Marcus Garvey drive will only be allowed to turn left onto Chesterfield drive.

The Legal Aid Council LAC has provided legal representation for 107 mentally ill persons, within the last year. The move forms part of the Council’s overall mandate of ensuring Justice is accessible and inclusive especially to vulnerable members of society.  

Introducing students to agricultural practices at an early age is one strategy being used to ensure the continued viability of Jamaica’s agricultural sector. On Today’s edition of calling farmers, we’re at Grateful hill primary and infant school in St Catherine.

NWA reverses decision to permanently close Chesterfield Drive, NHT on track to spend 40 billion dollars on housing developments this fiscal year and Health and Wellness Ministry launches prostate cancer awareness campaign