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Growing up, many of us were reminded that, “Every mickle mek a muckle” or perhaps “One, one cocoa full basket.” And we knew they were reminders to save, save, save, but how many of us actually learned the principles behind saving or had the chance to put them into practice? Well, students across Jamaica are now getting that opportunity, with...

On today’s programme, we hear more about how the Jamaica Customs Agency is strengthening the protection of Jamaica’s borders and public safety through training.  

On today’s programme, we decode diplomacy and how it shapes daily life.  

On June 29 and 30 this year leaders, innovators and changemakers in the sports sector converged at the University of Technology for the inaugural Made 4 Goal Global Sports Summit.

From Jamaicans making the prestigious World Cup soundtrack that echoes through stadiums......to a Jamaican official keeping order on the sidelines in some of the world's biggest matches......to volunteers proudly sharing the black, green and gold behind the scenes... Jamaica's flag is flying high.... This isn't the story of the Reggae Boyz. It's the story of Brand Jamaica, shining at the...

Sports Minister Announces New Facilities for National Stadium Redevelopment, Culture Ministry to Initiate Reparations Petition, and House Begins Debate on Mediation Bill.

Scores of disabled individuals and their caregivers turned out for the first in a series of Jamaica Council for Persons with Disabilities, JCPD, Town Halls in St Thomas, recently. The event, which got off to a good start, saw individuals sharing their concerns, challenges, and triumphs, while also being informed about their rights, and the various services and benefits available...

On today’s programme, we explore how the Ministry of National Security and Peace is partnering with the Open Arms Development Centre to support involuntarily returned migrants as they rebuild their lives on the island.

Government Launches Tools For Trade Programme, Water Regulation Measures Coming For Constant Spring Water Treatment Facility, and 200 Young Jamaicans To Be Employed Through Youth Summer Programme.