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‘Tis the season for Furniture and appliance shopping. And some Jamaicans are already scouting that new living room set, TV, washing machine, refrigerator, or the latest gadget for Christmas. If you decide to take out an item on Hire Purchase, then there are some legal requirements you need to consider.

Travellers to Jamaica from the United Kingdom now have access to more flight options, after Norse Atlantic Airways recently began offering four flights per week to Jamaica.

Agriculture Ministry launches $50 million soil regeneration project.

Consumers urged to brace for food supply disruptions; farmers receive agri-insurance payouts; and Mentorship Academy for Young Jamaicans to Be Launched.

Farmers, do you want to know the entry requirements for importing mangoes into Canada and the US?

The lack of adequate funding has forced support organization for disabled persons, Community Based Rehabilitation Jamaica, CBRJ to scale back the services it offers to disabled children and their families in rural parishes. Stay tuned to learn how you can donate to this important initiative to help improve the quality of life of children with disabilities.

Over 200 million dollars in damages caused by recent heavy rains, Farmers to Receive Insurance Payout, and Jamaicans urged to improve inclusion of Persons with Disabilities in society.

Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, Senator the Hon. Kamina Johnson Smith (left), and her counterpart, His Excellency Roberto Alvarez, sign a Framework Agreement that will strengthen relations between Jamaica and the Dominican Republic.      On today’s programme, we tell you more about the relationship between Jamaica and the Dominican Republic.

Dairy farmers encouraged to utilize technology to expand milk production.

Jamaica welcomes inaugural Norse Airline Flight, 33 Persons Granted Jamaican Citizenship, and JCF Quick Response Teams making strides against crime.

As we observe Disabilities Awareness Week, we place the spotlight on one Community-based organization that has been supporting children with disabilities and their families, even as it faces an uphill battle to keep its doors open. Stay with us to hear more.