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National Identification and Registration Act ruled unconstitutional; Tourism Ministry allocates funding for entertainment events in select communities and Postal Corporation to diversify offerings.

Families of persons living with disabilities in Kingston and St Elizabeth to benefit from a special needs resource fair.

Wigton Windfarm launches Initial Public Offer; St. Catherine High School boasts renovated science lab; and Prime Minister Andrew Holness breaks ground at Perth Estate in Mandeville.

On today’s edition of You and the Law, making bail…what you need to know.

China’s Bright Journey Medical Mission team is on their second visit to Jamaica. As part of the initiative, some 500 Jamaicans are to receive free cataract surgeries at the Kingston Public Hospital (KPH).

Have you ever heard of fine arts photography? Listen in as professional photographer Adrian McDonald gives us the inside track on his occupation.

Police Renew Appeal for Victims of Domestic Violence to Seek Help, Full roll out of Tablets in Schools project this year and 40 youngsters to be trained in digital video production.

In keeping with the mandate to provide welfare services to the citizens of Jamaica, the Municipal Corporations in each parish have been finding creative ways of catering to the needy. In this vein the St. James Municipal Corporation recently recognized five students from the parish for excellence in academics and sports.

The Ministry of National Security will be partnering with the Housing, Opportunity, Production and Employment HOPE Programme to provide jobs for at-risk youth. 

Retired Lieutenant Colonel Gary Rowe is the new commissioner of Corrections. The appointment is in keeping with the National Security Ministry’s work to transform the correctional service.