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The Government has allocated 38 million dollars to fund a forensic audit into oil losses at State refinery Petrojam.

Residents of Top Hill and Retirement District in Malvern, St. Elizabeth, now have access to free potable water, following the opening of two water shops in the parish. The two communities are the latest to benefit under the Government’s initiative which involves setting up tanks and a storage facility to ease water shortage.

Jamaica’s banana sector is performing well on the global market, with many Jamaicans including banana in their diet. But how critical is this industry to the agriculture and other sectors? Find out on today’s edition of calling farmers.

No disruption in operations of Education Ministry as corruption probe continues, Construction of Yallahs Fire Station to Begin shortly and ICT Authority Transition Team to Begin Work November.

38 million allocated for forensic audit into Petrojam oil loss; Jamaica and South Africa sign air service agreement; and joint select committee to review customs Act.

Since his official entry on to the theatre scene in 1994, Glenroy 'Titus' Campbell has been bringing a bellyful of laughs to performing arts patrons at home and abroad. After getting his start in high school, he started to appear in productions like the pantomime River Mumma and the Golden Table in the late 1980’s. Now after over 38 years...

On House Matters this week: Health and Wellness Ministry activates vector response centre amidst increasing dengue cases, Agriculture Ministry puts banana farmers on high alert and first supplementary estimates approved.

The Ministry of Economic Growth and Job Creation is carrying out a comprehensive survey of squatter settlements in Jamaica with funding support from the National Housing Trust.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has announced the Government’s intentions to list its 19-percent shares in the Jamaica Public Service Company on the Jamaica Stock Exchange.

Students of the Caribbean Christian Centre for the Deaf (CCCD) now have the benefit of a community access point CAP, with the provision of Internet and other computer-related services. The centre, the newest of 312 to be established across the island, is outfitted with 15 desktop computers, one Internet broadband server and supporting network capability. The facility was established by the...

The Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries has implemented preventative measures to safeguard Jamaica’s banana and plantain industry against the Tropical Race 4 Disease (TR4). Portfolio Minister Audley Shaw says the banana industry has been monitoring the TR4 disease since its emergence in Asia in 1964 and is putting farmers on high alert as it is starting to spread.

Government reiterates commitment to the execution of the rule of law, Norman Manley International Airport receives Aerodrome Operators Certification and Agriculture Ministry puts Banana farmers on high alert.