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Coming up: economy records 6th consecutive year of growth; Prime Minister calls on Past Student’s Associations to increase partnership with schools; and inflation recorded at 2.3 percent for January. 

Macroeconomic prospects remain positive; over 4,000 new tourism jobs to come on stream in 2019 and road works in Westmoreland enter second phase.

Prime Minister Officially Opens Ashenheim Stadium at Jamaica College, Special-education diagnostic centre established in Mandeville and Reggae Month Being Used as Training Tool for Young Artists.

Applications are now open for the 2019 Tourism Enhancement Fund TEF Summer Internship Programme. We tell you how you can apply on this week’s edition of Tourism Round Up.

Jamaica International Faith Film Festival, tapping into the fast-growing local festival culture.

Preliminary figures for visitor arrivals for the seven-week period from January 1 to February 17, show a 10.2 per cent increase over the corresponding period last year.

Jamaica’s economy grew by an estimated 1.7 per cent over the October to December 2018 quarter relative to the corresponding period of 2017.

Learning at the Rock! Rock River Primary gets new learning centre

Agro-processing and export of fruits are on the rise. With that comes increased demand for various fruits such as mangoes, oranges and others. This is good news for anyone interested in starting a fruit tree orchard.

1.7 percent economic growth recorded in last quarter of 2018; Health Minister calls for end to discrimination against persons with HIV; and MICO University College to add new courses of study.