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Minister without Portfolio in the Ministry of Economic Growth and Job Creation, Senator Pearnel Charles Jr., says that Government is updating the Rent Restriction Act, to create a viable rental industry and provide equity for tenants and landlords.

Chief Medical Officer at the Falmouth Hospital, Dr. Diane Dale is reporting a decrease in mosquito breeding sites in the parish of Trelawny due to extensive mosquito control activities carried out by the Trelawny Health Department.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness on Tuesday morning announced that a state of public emergency is now in effect for St. James, Westmoreland and Hanover. So how are residents of these parishes reacting to the news? We’ll find out from a few of them.

Farmers in Accompong, St. Elizabeth, who are part of the Government’s cannabis cultivation pilot project are expected to commence harvesting the plant within four months. Under the project, the Government is looking to cultivate 50 acres of the plant for use as raw material in a variety of commercial products, including oils and animal feed.

State of Public Emergency announced for western parishes; Citizen and human rights to be upheld during state of emergency and New Water Shop opened in Central Manchester.

Government to encourage Production of Blockbuster Films in Jamaica, Ground broken for new Female Ward at the Manchester Infirmary and Drop-In Centre Opened in Black River, St. Elizabeth.

The first cohort of students who sat the Primary Exit Profile (PEP) this year will also be the first to take the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) examinations in 2021.

Prime Minister, Andrew Holness has lauded the Jamaica Defence Force for recruiting unattached youngsters into the National Service Corps programme, noting that 640 of the 2,076 recruits are employed at the JDF.

Prime Minister, Andrew Holness, says the planned Jamaica Trade Information Portal will significantly improve the ease of doing business in the country, while also facilitating greater trading opportunities.

Staff of the St. Elizabeth Poor Relief Department and Municipal Corporation were presented with 18 computer tablets from Minister of Local Government and Community Development, Desmond McKenzie during a special meeting of the Municipal Corporation recently