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Some lessons are better “caught than taught” Today, we explore how the Exodus Foundation and the Gordon Town 7th day Adventist Church share their message of Christian charity without preaching a sermon or saying a single word. Stay tuned to find out who is Sharing the Love.  

  On today’s programme, we take a peek…in the mirror as the National Gallery unveils “The Face of Us” exhibition…  the first of its kind in four years. And later, we continue counting down to Christmas and look at how we can be a blessing in this season of giving!

With cyber security threats constantly evolving and no sign that they will be abating any time soon, the only practical solution for businesses is to implement strong security measures that minimize risks. In today’s programme, we will hear how businesses can protect their data and security infrastructure from the vulnerabilities of cyber threats.

If you’re interested in learning about the best practices for organic agriculture the Jamaica Organic Agriculture Movement (JOAM) has a booklet that shares all you need to know.

Today organic farmer Kermit Tucker shares some simple things you can use around your farm to add nutrients to your soil.

Christmas is a time when family and friends get together to reminisce, have fun and enjoy what the season has to offer. But not all persons are able do that and for various reasons end up spending the time alone. On today’s programme Licensed Associate Psychologist and Founder of I Evolve Global, Sherika Anderson, shares several signs to help identify...

The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) in partnership with Flow, Digicel, Project STAR and the HEART/NSTA Trust on Wednesday December 6, launched a WhatsApp-based life skills support chatbot dubbed FunDoo. Targeted at Jamaican youth, the digital life coach, offers essential skills such as résumé writing, interpersonal relationship management, career guidance, time management, critical thinking, and budgeting.

On today’s programme, Jamaica boosts capacity of Haitian Police Officers through training.

With more than 400 people having already lost their lives in traffic accidents this year, the message to motorists this Christmas is 'slow down.’ On today’s programme, the National Road Safety Council, NRSC encourages road users to practice road safety during the Yuletide season and beyond.

26 persons in Westmoreland have completed Psychological First Aid Training, equipping them to support individuals who are distressed and traumatized from exposure to crime and violence.