On today’s programme we share activities planned for youths of Jamaican descent, at the upcoming 10th Biennial Jamaica Diaspora Conference set for June 16 to 19 in Montego Bay.
The Campion College Owl Boxes Initiative began approximately a year and a half ago by Campion College alum Rhys Greenland, who was also the president of the school's environmental club, Green Generation, and the president of the Student Council. He shares that the idea originated from a firsthand experience he had on campus with an owlet that had fallen from...
In the traffic environment, all road users have equal rights, but many times pedestrians are not treated with the courtesies and consideration they deserve. Stay tuned to Duh Road, as Head of the Police Traffic Branch, ACP Gary Mckenzie explores practices impacting pedestrian transportation and highlights the law and rules.
On Friday April 19 the Ministry of Education and Youth made the first stop on its Tertiary Recruitment Drive at Manchester High School in Mandeville in an effort to introduce students to the range of programme offerings available at various higher education institutions Speaking at the Recruitment Drive, Minister of State in the Ministry of Education and Youth, Marsha Smith,...
CHEETAH Toys and more, in partnership with the Ministry of Education and Youth and the Development Bank of Jamaica, has launched the ‘CHEETAH PEP’ app to enable students to sharpen their mental skills and tackle their exams with confidence. Describing the app as a gamechanger, Founder and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of CHEETAH Toys and More, Paulette Trowers, says it...
Resolution passed for minimum Wage Hike, Education Minister condemns student killing, and National Security Minister tables amendments to Interception of Communications Act
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