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Health Minister Dr. Christopher Tufton, has announced that construction of the 220-bed Western Children Adolescent Hospital in Montego Bay, St. James will commence by May.

State Minister for Education, Youth and Information, Alando Terrelonge, says the ministry has completed preparations for the administration of the upcoming Primary Exit Profile PEP examinations.

  The agriculture ministry has some good news for investors and farmers looking for land to put into production.  

HAJ looking to construct high rise apartment block in Kingston; agriculture minister promises to include more local produce in national school-feeding programme and deadline to register for next voters’ list is March 30.

Construction of new Western Children Adolescent Hospital to begin in May; New apartment complex, to be built in New Kingston and four more public entities to benefit from EECP interventions.

Determined to make a difference for the people of Jamaica, the USF not only provides public Wi-Fi hotspots but also ongoing training and devices to ensure beneficiaries can make the most of the technology.

The Ardenne High School in St. Andrew is one of 15 schools that have received a solar photovoltaic (PV) system and a major light emitting diode (LED) lighting upgrade, under a Petroleum Corporation of Jamaica (PCJ) led initiative to reduce energy costs in the public sector.

Work is set to begin on the new western children adolescent hospital in St. James.

Several contracts worth over 630 million dollars have been brokered by entrepreneurs through the Tourism Linkages Speed Networking Project.

Health Minister, Dr Christopher Tufton, says rehabilitation work on the main building at the Cornwall Regional Hospital in Montego Bay, St. James, is on course for completion by November.

Over 500 Jamaicans are to benefit from cataract surgeries at the Kingston Public Hospital KPH, performed by Chinese ophthalmologists from the Bright Journey Medical Mission.

We have some good news for dairy farmers and milk lovers on this morning’s edition of Calling Farmers.