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Swerving and breaking suddenly to escape potholes could mean serious injuries or even death. That is why the government is moving quickly to complete the patching of roadways left damaged by hurricane Melissa. Stay with us on Duh Road, as we steer through the works ahead, under the 'Go Programme.'

                                        The Institute of Jamaica has been travelling roundabout JA in tribute to our individual parishes! They’ve done Portland, St Thomas…Guess who’s next? I’m Joy Kelly, Let’s go Roundabout JA.

More of Jamaica’s older adults are embarking on the digital journey, overcoming barriers and improving their quality of life. In today’s programme, we’ll highlight efforts by the National Council for Senior Citizens, NCSC, to empower seniors in digital literacy. Stay tuned.

Technology Minister Tables Amendments to Cybercrimes Act, and Culture Minister Announces Reggae Month Activities

Achieving a cleaner, greener, climate conscious aviation sector! … that’s Jamaica’s goal as it examines innovative solutions as part of the global fight against carbon emissions. In today’s programme, we’ll share one such proposal to reduce the sector’s carbon footprint.

Courage, Energy and Patience are three ingredients to the formula used by Guy’s Hill High School student Shanique Harisson to earn her place on the National Merit List for the 2025 Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) Integrated Science Examination placing 10th.

                      Today we explore how one Good Samaritan affected hundreds of lives at Border, St Elizabeth, Bringing it back from the brink of disaster to the verge of real economic recovery! Join us for another edition of Sharing the Love.

How many of us have ever heard the term ‘Defensive Walking?’ Well… you guessed it, not many I presume! In today’s edition of Duh Road, we’ll carefully walk through what is defensive walking and how it’s done, so that pedestrians can lower their risk of injuries while on the roadways. Stay tuned.

From classrooms to creative spaces, STEAM education is helping to equip young Jamaicans with the skills needed to innovate, problem-solve and compete in a rapidly changing global economy....And from January 25 to 31, the Ministry of Education, Youth, Skills and Information will be placing Science Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics (STEAM) at the forefront for students, teachers and all other...

When schools reopened their doors, many students returned to the classroom but not all returned at the same pace.  This is a phenomenon called learning loss…. a quiet but growing challenge affecting students, teachers, and families across the island.

                        Border in St Elizabeth is on the verge of a complete recovery post Hurricane Melissa, thanks to much-needed government intervention! I’m Joy Kelly, Let’s go Roundabout JA.

Stronger for longer! That has been the pursuit of the government as it cultivates opportunities and maximize the impact of the Farmwork programme. Stay with us for highlights from the first send-off for 2026, of Jamaican farm workers to Canada.