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                      Chances are you’ve heard of the “winds of change” a phraseology made popular after a famous 1960 speech by then UK Prime Minister Harold Macmillan. His words advocated decolonization in South Africa and the African continent on a whole, (a departure from centuries-old tradition), and so, in the present, the...

                      Stakeholders across Jamaica are being urged to intensify coordinated actions to safeguard women and girls from emerging forms of digital violence. Find out who issued the call! I’m Joy Kelly, Let’s go Roundabout JA.

                      The annual Potter’s Fair has sat at a unique nexus of artistry and commerce for decades. A unique, truly one-of-a-kind opportunity for local artists and artisans to connect with their market: to share inspiration; access direct feedback and just revel in the atmosphere found at the Jamaica Horticultural Society...

After the ravages of Hurricane Melissa, everyone who’s anyone had a viewpoint about how and when to support. Whether victims are being given assistance quickly enough… WHO should get it and how they should respond when they do, but have you ever heard the saying "Walk a mile in my shoes?" One particular public servant has…and she’s using the perspective...

                        "Give and it shall be given back to you” is a principle many of us have proven, but did you know that it is also applicable to time, energy and relationships? Some communities in St Elizabeth saw this principle at work up close and personal as investments previously...

                Hurricane Melissa caused catastrophic damage in Jamaica, with the World Bank estimating a total of $8.8 billion USD in physical damage, equivalent to 41% of the country's 2024 GDP, making it Jamaica's costliest hurricane ever. However few of us pause to weigh the cost in human capital or the lives irrevocably affected by the...

If you’re a farmer, and sorrel is among the crops you cultivate, stay tuned to find out how you can save time harvesting your sorrel using an invention made right here in Jamaica.

Fair Prospect High School is one of 56 schools on the Ministry of Education’s National School Learning and Intervention Plan (NSLIP) who achieved significant gains in the 2025 Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) English A examination. The school is celebrating significant progress as student performance in the subject area jumped from 40 to 73 percent, when compared to their previous...

Extra caution will be required on the nation’s thoroughfares this week into the long holiday weekend. Stay tuned to Duh Road to hear the police’s strategy to manage traffic and learn what road users can do to keep safe, this Christmas.

Farmers to benefit from three-month debt moratorium from the National Irrigation Commission

In today’s edition of You and the Law, we take a look at one aspect of the Fisheries Act. Stay tuned.