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National repository to be established for the transport sector, placement procedure for grade six students to remain the same under PEP and Government signs agreement to further boost fire safety in children’s homes.

803 Billion dollar budget tabled for 2019/2020 fiscal year, revival of Montego Bay to Appleton Railway Service to begin next fiscal year and 50 companies to benefit under phase three of Government’s Export Max programme.

This week, 56 communities across the island benefited from grants for community related projects.

Prime Minister meets with agencies directly within his portfolio, announces extension of the Zones of Special Operations and breaks ground for new Hotel in Trelawny.

Minister of Tourism, Edmund Bartlett, says the recent opening of the S Hotel has created an economic boost for Montego Bay.

On today’s edition of You and the Law we continue our look at Trespassing.

February is being observed as Heart Month under the theme: ‘The Diabetic Heart: Are You at Risk?’  So, on this week’s edition of Healthline we’ll explore the relationship between diabetes and heart disease.

Today’s professional will tell us more about the branch of engineering that primarily focuses on transforming raw material into a product in the most effective, efficient, economic and productive way possible, using machines, technology and people.

Minister without Portfolio in the Ministry of Economic Growth and Job Creation, Daryl Vaz, has announced a mid-year start date for the Government’s Plastic Bottle Deposit Refund Scheme.

From pork chops, to ham, to bacon, pigs provide various meats that most Jamaicans love. But do you what goes into raising the providers of the meat you love to eat?  

January 2019 saw Fitch Ratings Agency giving Jamaica its highest credit rating in over 10 years. What does this mean for the economy? Stay tuned to find out.

Government to amend GDP indicators to include research and development, Prime Minister Andrew Holness optimistic about increase in hotel room stock within the next decade and Civil Division of Corporate Area Parish Court on Sutton Street closed today.