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Like most other schools across the island, Chapleton Primary School in Clarendon saw their students experience severe learning challenges during and after the COVID-19 pandemic. However, Principal Christine Monroe Walters says after the recent Primary Exit Profile (PEP) results, she is fairly pleased with performances of her students.

Senior Agronomist at the Rural Agricultural Development Authority (RADA) Loxley Waite shares some tips for getting the most out your Irish Potato crops.

The Ministry of Local Government and Community Development has joined national efforts to contain the dengue outbreak in Jamaica. Listen for the details.

What if you tested positive for HIV? How would you cope? Do you think you could still live a normal life? Let me answer for you, the answer is yes, because many people are already doing it. Today the National Family Planning Board’s HIV Ambassador Joan Stephens shares her story on this week’s Healthline

When the new Bail Act comes into effect, persons who abscond bail or fail to surrender to custody at appointed times or soon thereafter will face prison time if convicted. Legal and Constitutional Affairs Minister, Marlene Malahoo Forte says the offence of absconding bail will carry greater penalties under the new Act.

The global tourism industry celebrated tourism awareness day on September 27 under the theme tourism and green investment. Today we explore how Jamacia is making green investments in the local sector tourism on this week’s Tourism Round Up.

Work is now underway to increase Irish potato output in order to produce French fries and other value-added products.

Dumps To Be Targeted To Reduce Mosquito Population; Select Health Centers to extend opening hours, Funds allocated for Housing and Social Relief Programmes in new supplementary estimates.

The government continues to provide pathways to economic independence for poor families, through its flagship social safety net programme - the Programme of Advancement Through Health and Education, PATH. One of the initiatives available to PATH beneficiaries to help them access employment is the Steps to Work Programme.

Government to provide $80 million dollars in support to onion farmers as part of ongoing efforts to boost production of the crop.