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Welcome to Eye on Justice a 5 minute radio programme brought to you by the Ministry of Justice, focusing on the Justice Sector.

The Christmas season can be one of the most crowded time of the year, especially in markets and town centres when it seems like the whole country is out and about doing their Christmas shopping. So how is this year shaping up for shopping? Listen to this space to hear from a few shoppers how they're spending this Christmas

The increase in business and commercial activities during the Festive Season calls for consumers, motorists, and business owners to be even more vigilant in ensuring their safety. And to bring some reassurance, members of the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) will be out in their numbers in major commercial areas to ensure public safety. Listen to this space to learn more...

It’s the most wonderful time of the year and families everywhere are decking the halls, painting, bushing and sprucing up their spaces.But with the increase in the number of persons and things in our spaces, so does the probability of a fire. Therefore, the Jamaica Fire Brigade (JFB) is encouraging everyone to be extra vigilant this season and to take...

As we approach the sunset of 2019, data indicates that Jamaica’s road network has seen over 400 road fatalities and scores of injuries from motor vehicle accidents. Journalist Enthrose Campbell recently sat down with Director of the Road Safety Unit in the Ministry of Transport and Mining Kenute Hare to discuss road safety and the efforts being made to reduce...

The Economic Growth Council (EGC) is targeting digitization as a driver for further economic growth. Listen to this edition of Going for Growth as we discuss that today with the Council’s Executive Director, Senator Aubyn Hill.

If you're making plans to host events this Christmas season, the Government has got you covered because adjustments have been made to the Noise Abatement regulations which will see party goers going until well after midnight. Listen to this feature to learn more about this recent change.

The last census conducted in Jamaica in 2011 revealed that there were close to 3 million people living on the island. How much do you think that figure has changed since then? Well that and other questions will soon be answered when the next census is conducted. Listen to this feature to find out more.

The curtains of next year’s Reggae Month celebrations have been raised to give us a sneak peak of what is to come. Industry players gathered on December 3 to hear some of the plans and begin preparations for an intense calendar of activities for February 2020. Why December? Listen to this feature to learn more.

There are plans to streamline the complex compensation structure within the public sector. We’re going for growth with Finance Minister, Dr. Nigel Clarke to hear more.