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Jamaica has welcomed approximately two million visitors for the first half of 2019, earning 2 billion US dollars in revenue.

The Jamaica Constabulary Force, JCF, is reporting a steady decline in homicides across western parishes since April.

As part of the latest series of recent upgrades to hospital infrastructure across the island, Victoria Jubilee Hospital now has access to a new elevator. The installation of the new elevator was facilitated by the National Health Fund NHF at a cost of over 16 million dollars.

The government has announced plans to increase fines under the agricultural produce act to combat the long standing issue of praedial larceny. We tell you more about it on today’s edition of calling farmers.

NWA starts work to replace Paradise Bridge in Westmoreland, Victoria Jubilee hospital gets new elevator and Ferris to Mackfield roadworks at 98 percent completion.

States of emergency to boost business and consumer confidence; JAS set to launch young farmers association and; National Child Diversion Programme to be fully rolled out in November.

Confidence in the Jamaican economy remains strong based on data captured in the latest Jamaica Chamber of Commerce Business & Consumer quarterly Indices survey.

Work on the Ferris to Mackfield Improvement Project is on the brink of completion as the National Works Agency is in the final stages of executing the project. All major activities have been completed on the 24.9 Million US dollar contract which involves the rehabilitation of 13 kilometres of roadway. The Ferris to Mackfield Project involves the extensive widening and...

The Citizen Security and Justice Programme, CSJP’s Men with a Message recently completed a 10 week course titled Introduction to the Principles and Practice of Social Work, offered by the UWI Open Campus Social Work Training and Research Unit. Lecturer and Coordinator of the Unit, Cerita Buchanan says the course covered the general areas of social work including working with groups,...

Immediate Past President of the Jamaica Chamber of Commerce, Larry Watson says the ongoing States of Emergency in the country could boost consumer and business confidence in the economy.