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Let’s keep it going! The National Road Safety Council NRSC is urging a continuation of the collective efforts to safeguard the nation’s children, which were evident during Labour Day activities on May 23. This year’s engagements, which were organised under the theme ‘Child Safety…It’s You, It’s Me, It’s All ah We’, focused on children’s safety as they travel to and from...

After weeks of hard work, the time has come to reap your potatoes, and as you walk satisfied through the field, you realize that your hard work has definitely paid off. But before you start to harvest your potatoes, we share some tips to keep in mind on today’s edition of Calling Farmers.

Over 15 percent increase in credit extended by banks; Jamaica and the UK sign MOU to train Critical Care Nurses and debate on Tourism Workers Pension Bill begins.

EPOC achieves high-level objectives; Road works planned for Ocho Rios bi-pass; and ODPEM urging the public to assist vulnerable groups during times of disaster.

Residents of Waterhouse and Seaview Gardens are benefitting from work to upgrade a park and football field, used by both communities to host sporting and other social events. The work is being spearheaded by the Kingston and St. Andrew Municipal Corporation (KSAMC) with support from community members.

Finance Minister Dr. Nigel Clarke is again urging housing sector stakeholders to consider building affordable homes for Jamaicans who are now in the market seeking to purchase homes.

The Governments of Jamaica and the United Kingdom have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to train 13 Critical Care Nurses, starting next month.

Upskilling of our doctors and nurses is necessary for our island’s health care system to function effectively. Recognising this, Jamaica has signed a Memorandum of Understanding, MOU with the United Kingdom UK to train Critical Care Nurses. The MOU was officially signed by Health & Wellness Minister, Dr.  Christopher Tufton and Chief Medical Officer of the UK & Northern Ireland, Professor Sally...

Data Protection Bill to be reviewed in June, Government reaffirms commitment to sustainable communities and work to replace Paradise Bridge in Westmoreland to get underway shortly.

Government committed to Universal Health Coverage by 2030; 160-thousand jobs expected from newly patented nutraceutical; and more early-childhood institutions to be developed.