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Agriculture Marketing Cooperation building to become agro-processing centre; Road Safety Unit receives new breathalyzers; and Houses of Parliament Design Competition People’s Choice exhibition launched.

Tech developers receive support from Scientific Research Council; cold front to spur increased rainfall into tomorrow; and Culture Minister endorses Ghana’s 2019 Year of Return initiative. The news in details after the break.

Prime Minister calls for speedy amendments to Bail and Firearms Acts, Spanish investors back Centre for Tourism Innovation and SRC to host interactive workshop.

The National Environment and Planning Agency’s fourth and final leg of the all-island plastic ban public education tour is scheduled for February 6 to 9, with visits to Manchester; Westmoreland; Hanover; and Trelawny.

Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, Olivia Grange, says consideration is being given for direct flights between Jamaica and Ghana in support of Ghana’s the Year of Return initiative.

There are a lot of opportunities in the agriculture sector, specifically value-added agro-processed goods. If you have the inclination to make things from Jamaican grown crops, then you’re in the right place.

The government has started the process to lease lands formerly used to grow sugar cane for the cultivation of other viable crops. This presents a unique opportunity for farmers looking for land to expand their operations or for persons interested in getting into farming.

Mediation has been having a positive effect in communities across Jamaica. This intervention promotes respect, and it builds and repairs relationships. On this edition of CSJP in 5, we hear more about CSJP’s Mediation Programme.

The National Works Agency NWA is urging pedestrians using the Mandela Highway in particular, to use the pedestrian crossings provided along the thoroughfare.

There is a way to increase your chances of earthquake survival if you know what to do!

With roughly a year left for the realization of the Economic Growth Council’s 5 in 4 growth projections, where are we now?

Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Jamaica National Agency for Accreditation (JANAAC), Sharonmae Shirley, says the organisation is targeting the accreditation of 50 inspection bodies for 2019.