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We all know the saying "New year, new me", but it’s time we applied it to our careers.  Take stock of where you are at this point in your career – assess your achievements, regrets, and mistakes in the year that was, and give some thought to what you liked and disliked about your professional choices. Setting goals is crucial...

Today we take a closer look at what your cholesterol numbers mean and tips to keep it within a healthy range.

If you’re in the local job market searching for employment, then the hospitality sector might be the one for you. Currently the sector boasts a wide array of opportunities for persons to take advantage of.

On today’s edition of Calling Farmers, RADA Senior Livestock Specialist Maxine Brown shares some safety tips for farmers when doing business transactions.

On today’s programme, we get ready to ring in the New Year with a BANG! Literally!... as we look at the upcoming 3-in-1 Fireworks Festival 2023 simultaneously taking place on three (3) of Jamaica’s waterfronts as the Urban Development Corporation (UDC) has managed to integrate the entire island into what once was an event for Kingstonians. I’m Joy Kelly. Let’s...

India Arie defiantly sings “I am not my hair” but is this really true if all black women seem to have to traverse the treacherous path of identity and self-acceptance in relation to their tresses? We look at how the issue emerges in the local literary arts scene as expressed by poet and author Kamille Jackson. Find out what she...

In Jamaica we say “Good fren’ betta dan pocket money” and the truth is that the right help at the right time is invaluable... A dedicated team of volunteers remains committed to providing the right kind of support to sisters caught in the web of human trafficking. We continue their story… Stay tuned to find out who is Sharing the...

The Rural Agricultural Development Authority RADA is encouraging farmers to increase security around their farms especially during the festive season.

The Covid-19 pandemic forced us all to rethink several elements of modern society, chief among them the value of technology in maintaining productivity at the workplace. With Jamaica on the path to becoming a digital society, various groups within the workforce are working to establish frameworks that allow for greater technology inclusion. In today’s programme we hear how one trade...

From a pool of 130 nominees Chemistry teacher at St. Andrew High School for Girls, Franklin Burrell, and Principal of Belmont Academy in Westmoreland, Rayon Simpson were named the LASCO/Ministry of Education and Youth/Jamaica Teaching Council’s 2023 Teacher and Principal of the Year. The event was held on December 5 at The Jamaica Pegasus hotel under the theme ‘Quality Education...

With only 4 days to go before the end of the year, committing to driving sensibly and responsibly to preserve life and limb, is a good idea. Traveling at moderate speeds, wearing safety gear, and looking out for other road users are among some road safety measures advocated by the Ministry of Transport, that will ensure are able to ring...