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NHF staging work it out challenge, we tell you about the 31st staging of the Montpellier Agricultural and Industrial show to be held in St James later this month.

A Vision 2050 Information Technology IT initiative was recently launched at the Oberlin High School in St. Andrew.

Highlights from Sunday’s Prime Minter Youth Awards Ceremony

Operators of heavy duty vehicles are now able to transport heavier loads on the nation’s roads. This following Cabinet’s approval of a 20 percent increase in the maximum weight heavy duty vehicles are allowed to carry.

Last year the Ministries of Agriculture and Fisheries and Tourism and Entertainment teamed up to launch a 10 million dollar Agro-Tourism Farmers’ Market Initiative.

Seventy-five Jamaicans will be giving of themselves by promoting positive values and attitudes in youngsters at their Alma Maters. This initiative is being fostered through the National Mentorship Programme.

The start of the reformed Sub-franchise system, the Jamaica Urban Transit Company, JUTC will go back to operating on several routes in the Kingston Metropolitan Region. These are Routes 3, 17Express, 19A, 31A, 32 and 42.

1 thousand 7 hundred residents in Thornton and adjoining communities in eastern St. Thomas now have flowing in their homes.

Students and teachers at the Wait-a-Bit All Age School in Trelawny will soon benefit from improved facilities, thanks to an $11 million donation from the Japanese Government.

Education Minister Rev. Ronald Thwaites is calling on community members to play a greater role in providing guidance to young citizens, particularly those from unstable homes

Minister of National Security, Peter Bunting is urging young people to become agents of peace in their homes and communities.

The Jamaica Constabulary Force JCF recently added 13 motorcycles and two pick-up vans to its fleet.