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Its November and you know what that means, Eat Jamaican month has officially started. Lots of activities have been planned and we’ll tell you all about it on today’s edition of Calling Farmers.

Government To Bolster Police Resources Ahead of Yuletide Season, Education Ministry Partnering With HEART/NSTA Trust to Host Youth Month Events, and Don Wehby Resigns from the Senate.

Consumers are being assured that there will be an adequate supply of chicken meat for the upcoming Christmas season

A Bill is an act of Parliament in draft, and no Bill can become law until it is approved by the Houses of Parliament and receives the formal assent of the Governor-General. No Bill may become law unless it is passed by a majority of the members present in the House. The quorum of the House is 16 in addition...

On today’s programme, we explore the diplomatic relationship between Jamaica and the Republic of India.

Farmers are encouraged to document all losses and submit the information to RADA as soon as possible.

Preliminary Damage Assessments following Tropical Storm Raphael underway, JPS Continues Restoration Activities Despite Delays, and Tourism Minister Leading Delegation To London.

The public health sector has been buzzing with activities. Over in St James works at the Cornwall Regional Hospital is nearing completion, which means better facilities and hopefully shorter wait times. In addition, two local facilities are now using electronic health records, making it easier for doctors to access your medical history and provide better care. And with changes coming...

Once a storm has passed, there are a few things that you need to evaluate if there is any damage to property, livestock and equipment.

Buff Bay Primary School in Portland saw 2024 as a year of academic recovery following the COVID-19 pandemic, which caused children's performance to fall short of expectations. According to Principal Mrs. Jacqueline Edwards, students were struggling to adjust to the new and changing learning landscape online which in turn affected their academic performance, primarily as it relates to retaining information.

The Japan Exchange and Teaching (JET) Programme will be expanded to include sports education.

Several Clarendon farmers receive agricultural inputs from Jamaica Bauxite Mining Limited.