Roundabout JA – Forestry Department To Maintain Seedlings Planted Along Highway 2000
Forestry Department to maintain seedlings planted along PJ Patterson Highway on Labour Day (May 23, 2023).
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Jamaicans urged to practice waste management on Labor Day
Jamaicans encouraged to practice proper waste management during their Labor Day activities
Roundabout JA – Solid Waste Management Citizens Guide
On today’s programme… Jamaicans encouraged to use NSWMA’s Solid Waste Management Citizens Resource Guide.
Roundabout JA – Jamaicans Encouraged to Start or ‘Spruce Up’ Backyard and School Gardens on Labour Day
Labour Day 2023 will be observed under the theme ‘Plant a Tree for Life – Promoting Climate Change Mitigation, Food Security and Road Safety’ and with tree planting among the focus areas Jamaicans are being encouraged to start or ‘spruce up’ backyard and school gardens.
KSAMC installing canopies in downtown
Kingston and St. Andrew Municipal Corporation installing canopies in Downtown. And later a child month tip. I’m Andrae Palmer and Let’s go Roundabout JA.
VTDI institute donates supplies to shelter
Homeless Shelter in St James receives supplies from a group of charitable students.
Roundabout JA – Funds to Be Allocated to Help Address Sewerage Issues in Falmouth
The Ministry of Local Government and Rural Development is to allocate $4 million to help address sewerage challenges in Falmouth, Trelawny. The announcement was made by Portfolio Minister, Desmond McKenzie, during the official opening ceremony for the Falmouth Homeless Shelter on Friday May 5.
15 million allocated for road repair in Portland
Government allocates 15 million dollars for emergency road repair on the Seaman Valley to Millbank Road in East Portland. And later, a Child Month tip!
Roundabout JA – COJ Mobile Business Service Goes To Eastern Jamaica in May
Companies Office of Jamaica Business Mobile goes to Eastern Jamaica this month.
Roundabout JA – St. Ann Farmers Urged to Prepare for Tourism Boom
With approximately 5,000 new hotel rooms to be added in the resort area over the next five to 10 years, Agriculture and Fisheries Minister, Pearnel Charles Jr., is urging farmers in St. Ann to boost production to supply the expected increase in demand for food. Minister Charles says St. Ann is a tourism mecca, continuously seeing an expansion of hotel...
Roundabout JA – Entry Fees to be Removed from TEF Public Attractions
Minister of Tourism Edmund Bartlett says entry fees will be removed from public attractions that are funded and developed through the Tourism Enhancement Fund (TEF). Minister Bartlett notes that the move will enable more Jamaicans to access and enjoy local attractions.
Roundabout JA – Parish Townships to be Improved
A programme to improve parish townships is to be rolled out during the 2024/25 financial year.