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Prime Minister hints at new measures to maintain the integrity of security forces, Rainforest Seafoods adopts health centre and Christmas in July set for July 18.

Chief of Defence welcomes citizen cooperation during South St. Andrew State of Emergency; JAMPRO negotiating to stage medical tourism events in Jamaica; and JUTC LNG terminal in Portmore to be commissioned into service shortly.

Youth Driving Innovation, Stimulating Development, those were the hashtags for the Scientific Research Council’s (SRC) National Science & Technology Fair 2019. The event, held recently under the theme: ‘Youth-Centred Science, Technology and Innovation for Sustainable Development’, was geared at stimulating interest and appreciation for science, technology and innovation among the nation’s youth.

The Ministry of National security is working to strengthen the country’s legal framework to accompany the crime fighting efforts of the security forces.

A State of Emergency has been declared for the entire St Andrew South Police Division which includes areas such as Duhaney Park, Marverly, Olympic Gardens, Majestic Gardens, Greenwhich Town, and nearby communities.

Ground has been broken for the construction of a new Drug Serv Pharmacy at the Bustamante Hospital for Children. The project valued at over 50 million dollars will be funded by the National Health Fund (NHF) will be undertaken over an eight-month.

The Jamaica 4H clubs is mobilising club members to introduce new food varieties to the national palate. But the question is how will Jamaica benefit in the long term? Executive Director for the Jamaica 4H clubs Dr Ronald Blake tells us the answer on today’s edition of Calling Farmers.

Government announces State of Emergency Borders and communities, first meeting to review data protection bill, this week and JAMPRO targeting investment in medical tourism.

MSMEs to benefit from new EXIM Bank loan facility; Jamaica to help raise global awareness on climate change resilience and; Government committed to improving Jamaica’s business environment.

Often referred to as the forgotten parish, St. Thomas in the east is now under the spotlight with a number of developments on the cards likely to impact the social and economic structures of the parish. We’re Going for Growth with St. Thomas on today’s programme.