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Ask any parent how they got their child to eat healthy, and you’ll hear a range of creative stories. From blending vegetables into everyday meals to discovering new recipes online, parents have come up with clever solutions to curb the challenge Now, school administrators are facing a similar task: getting children to eat healthy meals during the school day have...

On today’s programme, we tell you more about Chevening Scholar, Sergeant of Police, Neil Parkes.

Safe School Coordinator of the St. Catherine North Community Safety and Security Branch (CSSB), Constable Joel Robinson, conceptualized an initiative aimed at keeping students off the streets and getting them to school on time. The campaign, dubbed ‘Operation Learn, Not Loiter,’ was implemented in September 2025.

If you’ve been to Spanish Town recently, you’d notice a huge crane at the Spanish Town Hospital. That is the sign of work now underway to construct a new six story facility that will house a modern clinic, a new Accident and Emergency Department and a range of diagnostic services. Health and Wellness Minister, Dr. Christopher Tufton, toured the site...

From the streets of Harbour View to the international stage, Ricardo “Bibi” Gardener’s undeniable talent and contributions to the game of football have earned him admiration across generations of Jamaican and international football and to many he is viewed as a football legend.