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Hagley Park Road Improvement Project nearing completion, Industry Minister urges more business training for Jamaicans and NWC to replace pipelines in Spanish Town.

On today’s edition of Sports Spotlight, contract signed for upgrade of the National Stadium, and Government gives Jamaica Tallawahs franchise a financial boost ahead of this year’s Caribbean Premier League Twenty20 tournament.

New solar energy plant commissioned; Urban Traffic Management System for Kingston Metropolitan Area; and Scientific Research Council intensifies science popularization thrust.

The Ministry of Science, Energy and Technology is partnering with the Ministry of Transport and Mining to implement an Urban Traffic Management System, geared at improving the way Jamaicans commute within the Corporate Area.

The Jamaica Business Development Corporation is set to partner with Sagicor Bank to offer funding to businesses in the creative industry.

The National Environment and Planning Agency NEPA will educating primary-school students and teachers in the protection of shore and water birds ahead of the May 22 observance of International Day for Biological Diversity. Approximately 70 students from 12 primary schools in the Education Ministry’s Region 6 will participate in a sensitization session at the Mount Nebo Primary School and Baptist Church...

The Ministry of Agriculture is encouraging young Jamaicans to come up with innovative solutions to tackle the issue of climate change. So if you are young, creative and interested in the agriculture sector today’s calling farmers is just for you.

Water-treatment plant to be built in St. Catherine; JBDC to partner with Sagicor bank to offer funding to the creative industry, and Female students encouraged to pursue careers in Information Technology.

Health and Wellness Ministry to undertake market pop ups, 300 youngsters to receive bartending training and agriculture students urged to come up with climate change solutions.

The Ministry with oversight responsibility for all things health has been renamed to the Ministry of Health and Wellness. The change is aimed at addressing the whole person through a greater emphasis on overall wellness.