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Two Special Economic Zones to be established in coming years, PEP results to be released by June 21 and Jamaicans urged to be vigilant when purchasing trucked water.

It was only a few years ago that the ability to create quality works of arts belonged to those with expensive, hard to operate equipment and years of training. Nowadays digital tools exist which have made creating art more intuitive, and much easier. Keeping up with all these changes can be difficult, but being able to exploit them can be financially rewarding....

Jamaica’s waste stream has evolved significantly over the years moving from more biodegradable garbage, to materials that are not so easily broken down. In effect, we have more bulky waste causing more harm than good to our environment. In light of this, the country’s leaders and several well thinking citizens are moving to get Jamaica on the path to achieving zero waste....

Prime Minister, Andrew Holness, says it is the Government’s intention to establish at least two Special Economic Zones (SEZs) within the next three years.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness is reporting that the local economy has been experiencing consistent growth for almost 18 consecutive quarters.

As part of ongoing efforts to improve the quality of education for the nation’s children, the government is to allocate an additional 5 million dollars per year to school boards, These funds are expected to take care of minor repairs and maintenance of school plants.  

Nutrient management is a critical part of crop cultivation. This will ensure that your crops have the right substances needed to grow and produce an abundant harvest. On today’s edition of Calling Farmers we share some tips on how to choose the right fertilizer for your crops.

Prime Minister to address International Labour Organisation centenary conference; Ground broken for new fire station in Montego Bay; local companies to begin importing dairy cattle.

Government receives funding to support climate change adaptation; relevant organizations urged to get JANAAC accreditation and pedestrians urged to use overpass to cross Mandela Highway.