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Prime Minister Andrew Holness, has attributed the drop in youth unemployment to empowerment programmes implemented by Government agencies.

The plastic recycling pilot project launched in Rae Town, Kingston, will seek to reduce the volume of waste entering the harbour, and provide income-generating opportunities for community members. The two-year project is being implemented by the National Solid Waste Management Authority NSWMA and funded by the Japanese Government through the United Nations Environment Programme UNEP. Listen today’s edition of RAJA to...

Agriculture Minister Audley Shaw is calling for more research to be done into ways to increase productivity in the sector. This will enable Jamaica to become more self-sufficient in reducing the country’s import bill. We tell you more on today’s edition of calling farmers.

Driving Schools to be regulated under New Road Traffic Act, Cabinet Approves drafting instruction for tobacco legislation and Drop in Youth Unemployment Attributed to Public Sector Empowerment Programmes.

The Urban Development Corporation (UDC) spearheads and participates in several initiatives geared at ensuring the preservation and sustainability of the natural environment and its ecosystems. Find out more on today’s edition of Urbanscope.

Government exploring legislation requiring unmarried mothers to disclose fathers of their children, Health and Wellness Ministry urging public to donate blood and more persons accessing training through Heart Trust NTA.

On this programme we will be speaking with the Jamaica Fire Brigade's (JFB) Acting Assistant Commissioner, Emeleo Ebanks to discuss activities surrounding the 24 year old observance of JFB's Safety Awareness Week. Listen to this programme to learn more.

On House Matters this week, Government signs new bilateral security agreement with the United States, public hospital patients to access diagnostic radiology services at private facilities and bill tabled to formalize merger of Heart Trust and other agencies. Listen to learn all about the details

Health and Wellness Minister Dr Christopher Tufton says measures have been put in place allowing patients at public hospitals to access diagnostic radiology services from approved private sector providers.

The Government has signed a new bilateral security cooperation agreement with the United States that will assist in the fight against transnational criminal activities.

Minister of Science, Energy and Technology, Fayval Williams, is calling on Jamaicans, especially women, to take the necessary precautions to try to detect breast cancer in its early stages. Breast cancer is the leading cause of death among Jamaican women, however the Minister is reiterating that early detection is key to having the best chance of survival. Listen to RAJA to...

The Bodles Research Station is set to receive a massive face-lift courtesy of the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries. The works are set to improve the unit’s capacity to serve the agriculture sector. We tell you all about it on today’s edition of calling farmers.