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Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, Olivia Grange says approximately 85 million dollars has been allocated for this year’s Emancipation and Independence festival celebrations.

International Monetary Fund (IMF) Resident Representative, Dr. Constant Lonkeng Ngouana, says he is confident that Jamaica is now ready to exit its current stand-by arrangement with the organisation.

Hundreds of performers are gearing up for the Independence Gala this year, not in Kingston, but in Montego Bay. And while the annual Grand Gala celebrations are still scheduled for Independence Day at the National Stadium, Western Jamaica will not be outdone, with their own event on August 4. Culture Minister, Olivia Grange says the events at the National Stadium and the...

Applications are now open for the Jamaica 4h clubs Rio Tinto Alcon Scholarship. The programme is geared towards secondary and tertiary level students pursuing agriculture studies. We tell you how you can apply on today’s edition of calling farmers.

Cultural festivals crucial to Jamaica’s growth; 4,000 students to benefit from new literacy and numeracy initiatives; and Jamaica deemed ready to exit the IMF.

The wheels have been set in motion for another Emancipendence Festival Season and government is pulling out all the stops to make every year better than the last. Festival Bandwagons and vigils have been scheduled for all parishes and the Independence Village will be teeming with activity throughout the season. But, it’s the annual Independence Grand Gala that everyone will be...

On today’s edition of Urbanscope, construction of Closed Harbour Beach Park Project is on track for completion by end of 2020.  Stay with us for an update on the development works.

Work underway to develop regulations for the Timeshare Act, Emancipendence Activities in Full Swing, and young people encouraged to apply for Technology Advancement Programme ICT Training.

Prime Minister says legislation advanced to ensure compliance with rules of seabed exploration, Foreign Exchange Global code to advance economic development and Water Resources Authority supports call for increased conservation.

Converting tyres into energy, it’s a solution now being piloted by Caribbean Cement Company under a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Government to remove some 1.5 to 2 million tyres from the Riverton City disposal site. The move is aimed at reducing the risks and harmful effects on the environment from having these tyres out in the open.