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Prime Minister Calls for CARICOM Review of Diplomatic Position on Cuba, $300.9 Earmarked For Social Protection for Increased Resilience and Opportunity Project and St. Elizabeth Moves to Identify New Hurricane Shelters for 2026 Season.

The best thing since slice bread… that’s the general view of commuters using the JUTC bus service between Ocho Rios and Kingston. Listen to what they have to say in today’s programme.

The government, in partnership with the United Kingdom, has developed an initiative dubbed 'Mobile Express' to encourage students to build resilience and choose positive pathways using a public health approach. The mobile unit will provide counselling, mental health screening, referrals, and other psychosocial services to support to students within and around schools and communities, particularly in areas designated as Zones...

The Ministry of Health and Wellness has several campaigns in place, designed to track and maintain our health. Two of those popular campaigns are the #Knowyournumbers campaign and Jamaica Moves campaign. But, what do they have in common? Both aim to make Jamaicans healthier and reduce non communicable diseases on the island. One tells you where your health is right...

College of Agriculture, Science and Education secures $30 million investment in egg production.

Ministry announces plans to transition the College of Agriculture, Science and Education (CASE) to a full university.

The building approval process directly affects your safety and the long-term value of your home. On today's programme, we take you through the steps involved in the building approval process.  

The National Rural School Bus Programme has received a passing grade for the first term of the 2025/26 school year. Come Duh Road with us as we review the Programme’s report card for the Christmas term. Stay tuned.

The jobs of tomorrow are being shaped in the classrooms of today. Through STEAM education, students aren’t just learning, they’re innovating, creating, and preparing for a future driven by technology, creativity, and critical thinking.

Tourism Minister Edmund Bartlett and Professor Lloyd Waller have launched a new book which focuses on destination and reputational disruptions in tourism