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A Mother's Love: the sacrificial nature of motherhood explored with insight from Dr Sharmaine Mitchell, Mb BS, DM (O&G), FRGOG, FACOG (Obstetrician and Gynaecologist) of Winchester Gynae Centre

Jamaica latest country to be certified by the WHO for the elimination of mother to child transmission of HIV and Syphilis.

The Sandals Corporate University (SCU) and The University of the West Indies Global Campus (UWIGC) are embarking on a partnership to reshape education and training in the Caribbean through a multimillion-US dollar project with EON Reality. Recently, both universities signed a memorandum of understanding for a two-year period that will enable them to collaborate on digital and technology related projects...

Tourism Ministry announces plans for a gastronomy academy in St James, and over 1,500 new jobs to come on stream this year. We tell you all about it on this week’s tourism round up.

St Elizabeth Farmer Tisha Robinson discusses her challenges with water access on today’s edition of calling farmers.

The National Education Trust (NET) is a registered charitable organization and agency of the Ministry of Education and Youth responsible for mobilizing financial and quality resource investments for schools in Jamaica to achieve greater levels of access to education and learning. As Education week comes to an end, we explore the works and mission of the NET with Executive Director...

Mark May 25 on your calendars for the 28th staging of the Kingston and St Andrew Agro fest 2024.

With May being observed as Child Month, today we put the spotlight on some of the services available to support children who have run afoul of the law. Stay tuned to hear about the reprieve granted to children through the Child Diversion Branch, helping them to turn their lives around.

Health ministry to launch operation refresh, NHF expands cancer screening support, and Jamaica’s inflation target range to remain between 4 and 6 percent.

Farmers encouraged to increase their use of drones to increase crop yield and boost productivity.

Vulnerable Jamaicans are reaping the benefits of a stronger social protection system geared at helping them navigate life’s challenges. This, as the government along with several of its international partners have over the last 2 years been strengthening mechanisms and systems used to support beneficiaries of the country’s various social security programmes.