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Ground has been broken for the new Pedro Plains Irrigation Expansion Project in St Elizabeth!

                If you Google “Nobellum” you will discover that they are a ‘female-led social and technology enterprise dedicated to empowering the Black business ecosystem with a mission to support Black innovators in launching and scaling sustainable ventures. (Sounds good, right?) Yu will learn that they are committed to inspiring change and driving economic...

If a storm occurs on the island, and damages everything on your farm, do you know what exactly should be done once the storm has passed?

Three students from Primary and Preparatory schools were recently awarded for their outstanding performance in the Wizdom CRM Virtual Stock Market Game hosted in collaboration with the Jamaica Stock Exchange (JSE). The simulation gives students a chance to learn investment skills by trading US$10,000 in virtual money on a specialized platform.

Jamaica and Barbados have been removed from the European Union (EU’s) High-Risk List for anti-money laundering and terrorist financing. On today’s programme, we share the details and what this means for both countries.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is making its way into Jamaica’s Health Care sector. The application of the technology has the potential to positively impact how treatment is administered; how illnesses are diagnosed and offers endless possibilities. But before we can deploy AI models in hospitals and health centres a bit of research is needed on how this technology can be used...

Farmers encouraged to make plans for vulnerable animals in the event a storm occurs on the island.

On today’s programme, we bring you highlights from the CARICOM Meeting Opening ceremony and mini security expo.

Westmoreland Health department encouraging Jamaicans to be vigilant during the hurricane season to prevent the spread of dengue fever. More on this week’s Healthline. Stay tuned.

The term "Black excellence" frequently describes the outstanding accomplishments and contributions made by Black people in a variety of fields, in spite of cultural obstacles and systemic restrictions., For Candies Kotchappaw however, there weren’t enough ready examples of it in the spaces she frequented and so dedicated herself to closing this gap, so in 2016 she established a non-profit organization...