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The ecumenical service to celebrate the life of former Prime Minister, Edward Seaga, will be held June 23 at the Cathedral of the Most Holy Trinity on North Street, Kingston, starting at noon.

Jamaica will observe an official period of mourning from June 19-22 for late former Prime Minister Edward Seaga. Flags will be flown at half-mast during the period.

On today’s programme; 14 Jamaicans from Cornwall receive the 2019 Governor-General’s Achievement Award. Let’s go Roundabout Ja.

St Ann is being considered for the development of a new economic zone. This is good news for farmers in the parish, as they will have a ready market to sell their produce. More about the plans on today’s edition of calling farmers.

Government to add value to existing housing projects; Employers encouraged to use LMIS System and NWA working to improve five roadways in St. James.

National Housing Trust breaks ground for housing solutions in Clarendon; public urged to prepare for hurricane season; and public private partnerships sought for St. Ann economic zone.

On today’s edition of Jamaica’s Promise, Waterford Primary School rolls out an initiative geared towards teaching students about etiquette and poise.

Jamaica has signed a new Memorandum of Understanding with China Harbour Engineering Company for further infrastructural development on the island under the Greater Infrastructure Development Programme (GIDP).

The body of the late former Prime Minister Edward Seaga has returned to Jamaica. The casket which arrived on the island from Miami on Sunday, was received by a Guard of Honour during a ceremonial reception.

On today’s programme, eight Jamaicans Receive Scholarships to Study in Cuba.