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Shelterees being accommodated in schools fully relocated; public urged to be on guard against gastroenteritis; and Lower House passes Jamaica Dairy Development Board (Amendment) Act, 2026.

Miss Jamaica Festival Queen 2025 Brittany Clark hosts special reading initiative for Read Across Jamaica Day

The Bahia Principe Hotel in St. Ann officially reopens for business, expanding Jamaica’s room stock by over 600.

RADA is reaping significant results from its Frosty Pod Disease management programme.

Today we take time to honour those who saw potential in us before we saw it in ourselves…. those who were some of our first mentors, motivators, counsellors, sometimes even lifelines - our teachers. Behind every doctor, every lawyer, every career, every success story, there is a teacher who helped write the first chapter; a teacher that inspires…one such teacher,...

Cabinet approves Heads of terms for new Electricity Licence; 60 NGOs To Benefit under Capacity Building Initiative; and UN Road Safety Week Begins Tomorrow.

Farmers advised to use a combination of cultural and chemical methods to manage diseases on their farms.

May 5 was celebrated as Read Across Jamaica Day. Several public officials took time out of their day to read to youngsters.

The Ministry of Justice is hard at work trying to identify and address gaps in Jamaica’s Judicial system that will ensure more efficient justice delivery for all citizens. Stay tuned for more on the latest developments.

On today's programme we tell you more about the redevelopment plan for St. Elizabeth.

Hantavirus not a threat to Jamaica; Government Advancing Fare Increase for Public Passenger Vehicle Operators; and Jamaica signs MOUs with the Republic of India.

Protecting your financial security for later years and that of your loved ones is no joke. In today’s programme, Justice Minister Delroy Chuck discusses retirement and savings as safeguards against economic hardships and family conflicts.