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550 Persons with disabilities are now benefitting from free wheelchairs, donated by the Free Wheelchair Mission-FWM-, based in the United States of America.

News Recap April 13 -17

Prime Minister, Portia Simpson Miller is urging residents of the Monymusk Housing Scheme and surrounding communities of Hayes, Clarendon to work with the Police by telling what they know about last Wednesday’s murder of three teenaged boys and a man in the area.

We continue our observance of Cancer Awareness Month with a look at Prostate Cancer. On this week’s programme, we will speak with a survivor of the disease.

Are you interested in seeing science in action? Making use of scientific processes to unearth answers to questions that will benefit mankind? If we’ve piqued your interest then you’ll want to stay tuned to today’s programme, where we explore a career path which provides all this and more. We’re talking about the field of medical technology.

changes to Air Passenger Duty to have positive impact on Tourism, Jamaica and Brazil Strengthen Defence Cooperation Agreement and CDA Stages Child Protection Walk in Morant Bay

On today’s programme, we highlight the National Rest Stop Programme

By now you must have heard about the new provisions under the dangerous drugs act, which decriminalizes small quantities of marijuana.

The government is investigating the impacts of climate change on domestic and export crops and meat production to strengthen the resilience of the agricultural sector.

Yutes4Change Foundation, through the art of living, will be partnering with the Gregory Park Primary School to host an Information and Wellness Fair in the Gregory Park community.

Support for Schools of Clarendon Murder Victims, Crime Stop offers $50,000 reward for information on March fire at Riverton and amnesty for MSMEs.

New electricity act to be passed in May; 20 new schools to come off shift system this fiscal year; and inflation rate moving in the right direction.