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Prime Minister Andrew Holness is off the island, having left Sunday afternoon to attend the 30th Intersessional Meeting of the CARICOM Heads of Government in Basseterre, St. Kitts and Nevis.

The Government is one step closer to taking full control of Jamaica’s State-owned oil refinery PetroJam, after Senate on Friday approved legislation to retake ownership of the 49 percent shares in the facility.

The Golden Girls and Boys of Reggae! Government to honour 50 Reggae Icons with Gold Award.

On today’s edition of calling farmers, we take a closer look at fruit tree maintenance as part of our series on how to establish a fruit tree orchard.

Senate approves government PetroJam buyback bill; CLA issues 29 licenses, and parents encouraged to support children taking PEP.

The Legal Aid Council and the Jamaica Baptist Union pool resources to host a Community Partnership Fair.

This week, we share how one group is inspiring children through the performing arts.

Government increases support to early childhood institutions, over fourteen thousand persons employed up to October last year and Fight against dengue continues in St James.

The Sigma Corporate Run has been running for the past 21 years, with the number of supporters growing each year. The aim of the event is to raise money to offer support to beneficiaries who are chosen each year.

Prime Minister opens debate on a bill for compulsory acquisition of 49 percent shares in PetroJam, new Ashenheim Stadium opens at Jamaica College and ground broken for work to begin on Closed Harbour Beach in Montego Bay.

In Jamaica the Domestic Violence Act guides the course of justice for victims of this crime. Attorney at Law Rushell Malcolm says the main purpose of the law is to provide protection to victims.