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The Manchester Justices of the Peace Association is the latest registered collective of actively serving JPs to come on board in Jamaica.

Food is big business. That’s because no matter what’s happening at any given time, people still have to eat. As efforts continue to help the sector rebound from the difficulties caused by the pandemic, many stakeholders believe that now is the time for investors to pump funds into agriculture. Stay tuned to hear about some of the opportunities in the...

The Jamaica Council For Persons With Disabilities (JCPD) is undergoing a transformation aimed at increasing its capacity to carry out its mandate.

Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Economic Growth and Job Creation, Audrey Sewell gives an overview of the Government’s New Social Housing Programme, which was established in 2018, and is geared towards assisting the poor and indigent across the country to own their own homes.

Increasing the number of actively serving Justices of the Peace (JPs) remains a core objective of the Ministry of Justice, in order to improve overall access to justice services across the country. On today’s programme, we’re bringing you high lights from the recently held commissioning ceremony for a new cohort of JPs in the Parish of Manchester.

30 public servants have received support to further their education. They are the first cohort of recipients under the inaugural Marcus Garvey Public Sector Graduate Scholarship. We’re sharing highlights of the ceremony on this week’s going for growth!

On today's programme, we highlight the performance of Natalia Steer from Central Jamaica,  in this year's Primary Exit Profile (PEP) exams.

Stefan Grant, a Jamaican in the diaspora, launched NoirBnB to cater to black travelers, following a negative experience in Atlanta, Georgia. The company plans to partner with Jamaican companies to promote destination Jamaica.

An update following heavy rains and strong winds caused by Tropical Storm Elsa.

Jamaica’s maritime trade and logistics sector has seen accelerated growth throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, with the Port of Kingston, in particular, has been welcoming larger vessels.

Director of the Corporate Communication and Public Relations Branch, in the Ministry of Finance & the Public Service, Shelly-Ann Weeks, recently sat down with Theodore Henry, host of the discussion programme Get The Facts, to discuss the rationale for the Ministry of Finance and the Public Service's inaugural Wealth Summit.

Scientists believe that if the world is to deflect the worst impacts of climate change, it will require limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius. But does the average person even understand what that means, and more importantly how to contribute? It’s with that in mind that the Ministry of Housing, Urban Renewal, Environment and Climate Change will be embarking...