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On today’s programme, Kingston Creative paints the city...NOT red, but the colour of unity! Phase Four (4) of the "Paint the City" mural project is underway... Stay tuned for details!

The Justice system is getting set to join the digital transformation wave sweeping through the public service geared at making things more efficient. The thrust will, among other things, speed up court proceedings, and match the digitization that has taken place in the police force.

2023 was a watershed year for the Ministry of Labour and Social Security as it sought to overhaul certain social programmes and tailor initiatives to better meet the needs of Jamaicans. Stay with us for highlights in this Year in Review.

New digital tools launched, farmers supported to combat drought and severe weather events, new equipment acquired and infrastructure built. These were among the major achievements of the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Mining during 2023. Stay with us as we take a closer look at the Ministry’s Year in Review.

The Rural Agricultural Development Authority has launched several guides for farmers through its mobile apps.

Students started rolling out this morning for the start of the Easter school term, and what better time to remind motorists about their responsibility to pay extra attention and care when driving in school areas. Listen up as the Head of the Public Safety and Traffic Enforcement Branch outlines the do’s and don’ts in school areas.

Agriculture Ministry to expand support to farmers in 2024 to boost production levels.

Efficiency is the name of the game for the Corporate Area Traffic Court, which has been working overtime to clear the backlog of outstanding traffic tickets, this year. Stay with us as we provide an update on the efforts of the court and the police to stay up to date with current cases.

Residents in Westmoreland are being put on alert to protect themselves and their property from rodent migration due to sugar cane harvesting. This in order to mitigate the spread of Leptospirosis.

We’ve been exploring the issue of black identity and self-acceptance, as addressed specifically in children's literature and expressed through the book “The Crown that I Wear” by local author Kamille Jackson. Our discussion continues inside today’s Arts Page. Stay tuned!