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100 percent placement in 7 year high schools; Petrojam Strategic Review recommendations; and Jamaica Energy Council re-established.

On today’s edition of Sports Spotlight we hear about the strides being made by the Jamaica Rugby League to build momentum for the sport locally.

Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett is encouraging tourism stakeholders to play their part in ensuring that the growth of the industry translates into improved living standards for locals in resort towns.

The Ministry of Tourism is in preliminary discussions with a team from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), towards finding a solution to the ongoing sargassum seaweed threat.

Presentations, Tours, exhibits, prizes, surprises and so much more are in store at the 2019 National Science and Technology Fair being put on by the Scientific Research Council of Jamaica, SRC. The fair will be held on Thursday, July 4, at the Hope Gardens Complex, Kingston 6 from 9 am to 5pm. Entrance is free.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness in St Lucia for 40th CARICOM Heads meeting, Tourism Ministry in discussions with MIT to mitigate impending sargassum seaweed threat and the SRC’s Science and Technology Fair happens this Thursday.

Cornwall regional Hospital opens new radiology department, Cabinet set to review noise abatement act and government moving rapidly to complete data protection bill.

Online shopping is on the rise in Jamaica. In fact an increasing number of persons are using the internet to buy just about everything. From clothes, to mobile phones, books and even car accessories. But many people still don’t have the means to pay for goods purchased online, such as a credit card or prepaid card and many companies can’t...

The Ministry of National Security is collaborating with the National Council on Drug Abuse (NCDA), and other local stakeholders to establish an Early Warning System (EWS) on Drugs, geared at identifying emerging drugs that pose a threat to public health and safety.

Minister of Science, Energy and Technology, Fayval Williams says the government is moving rapidly to complete the Data Protection Bill, which would provide citizens with the requisite safeguards to control their personal information online.