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Education Ministry spends 800 million dollars on textbooks; Ground broken for Twickenham Park Glades phase 4; and Cannabis licensing authority hosts workshops with growers.

Government providing additional support to schools for new academic year; Prime Minister reaffirms commitment to protecting Cockpit Country; and Health Ministry working to improve housing for nurses.

On today’s edition of Jamaica House Weekly, Prime Minister signs contract for South Coast Highway Improvement Project, meets with entertainers to discuss the Cockpit Country; and breaks ground for Twickenham Glades phase 4.

This week, we share here how a group of students at the Caribbean Institute of Hospitality in St Andrew, decided to raise funds to outfit their school’s equipment room.

The Ministry of Education, Youth and Information says it expects a smooth start to the news school years, come September 2. Minister with oversight for Education, Youth and Information, Karl Samuda says all the resources are in place and adequate preparations have been made.

When a person dies without a will the proceedings are covered by the Intestates, Estates and Property Charges Act. Attorney at Law Terje Sherman from the Conveyancing and Probate Department of the Law firm Nunes Schoefield Deleon and Co Partners, says this is the act that determines who can make an application on your estate and who is to benefit from...

On this week’s Healthline we explore a few silent signs that could indicate that you or someone you know could be suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has called a meeting with the National Works Agency, NWA, to discuss plans to ensure the efficient flow of traffic on roads where construction works are ongoing after the restart of the school year. These include the Constant Spring and Hagley Park Roads which are expected to see more activity next week. In the meantime, the Prime Minister...

From the sea to your plate, that will be the experience for cruise passengers in Ocho Rios as part of the transformation underway at the port. Originally a fishing village, the resort town of Ocho Rios has been transformed into one Jamaica’s most popular cruise destinations. Join us to find out more about the new Ocho Rios.

On this week’s get the facts, find out how the Consumer Affairs Commission (CAC) can help you to avoid bad purchases especially during this, the last leg of the back to school shopping period.

Energy Minister, Fayval Williams, says activities related to Jamaica’s emerging Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) sector will be addressed under the proposed Petroleum (Downstream Activities) Act, being developed by the Government.