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Body of former Prime Minister Edward Seaga to arrive on June 2; State of Emergency curbing crime in Westmoreland; and Japanese Government donates ultrasound machine to Spanish Town hospital.

During the 1980’s when many were unable to pursue higher education due to financial constraints, HEART Trust was conceptualized as an economic development driver to re-energize Jamaican industries and enterprises with skilled, certified labour. Created in 1982, HEART was designed to meet Mr. Seaga’s vision and passion to transform the lives of the average Jamaican.

On today’s edition of CSJP in 5, we highlight CSJP beneficiary Shiann Smith.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness, says 15 major construction projects are slated for Kingston and St. Andrew as part of the continued development of the Corporate Area.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says the Jamaica Constabulary Force will be getting a new and fully equipped fleet of vehicles to boost its mobility.

On today’s programme …Government making strides in building homes for the indigent, let’s go Roundabout Ja.

The Kingston and St Andrew Agriculture festival aims to promote and highlight the work of farmers in the parish. This is critical to ensuring the viability of agriculture in the parishes. On today’s edition of calling farmers, Kingston and St Andrew JAS President Albert Green, speaks on the successful staging of agro fest 2019.

15 major construction projects planned for downtown Kingston; police to receive new fleet of vehicles; and homes for the indigent constructed.

This week, we hear the story of how a simple fundraiser transformed into a 5K to help tertiary students. Stay tuned to find out who is sharing the love.

Prime Minister Holness meets with National Security Council, opens new facilities for Grace and Seprod; and breaks ground for housing solutions in Clarendon.