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Travellers urged to comply with plant quarantine guidelines, Education Ministry says no shortage of books and furniture reported in schools and 100 million dollars in land titling grants to be issued.

We go globetrotting on this week’s tourism round up as Jamaica spreads its wings far and wide in search of new opportunities. On the journey we’ll make three stops. Two in Asia and one in South America. Join us on Tourism Round Up to learn more... 

This week, we chat with Jermaine Edwards, fresh off his Asia tour. Plus, we talk his new album and being awarded this year by the state of Florida. Stay tuned as we uncover this week’s Arts Page.  

As internet connectivity continues to increase across the country, there are renewed calls for the public to be aware of and safeguard themselves against cyber-scams and cyber threats. Have you ever been a victim of any of these criminal acts? Well even if your answer is no, it doesn’t mean you should be relaxed about it as it’s easy for many...

Minister of Industry, Commerce, Agriculture and Fisheries Audley Shaw says Jamaica and other Banana producing nations in the Caribbean and Latin America have an action plan in place to deal with the rising threat of the tropical race 4 TR4 disease.

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.