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            Today we treck back into Westmoreland’s interior for a story of community and conviction. Join us for another edition of Sharing the Love.

          In any scenario, environment is everything. What do I mean by that? In our world, red is an attention-grabbing ‘look at me’ colour: we know this, but did you know that underwater, the SAME COLOUR reads as camouflage? Thanks to the physics of light wavelength absorption, at a certain depth, it’s invisible in the aquatic...

                      Many women and girls do NOT feel safe walking our streets alone and may take the necessary precautions but are oblivious to the dangers present when navigating online spaces. In a bid to boost awareness, the Bureau of Gender Affairs hosted the inaugural Gender-based Violence (GBV) Advocacy Forum, held...

                      We’ve been looking at the Bureau of Gender Affairs inaugural Gender-based Violence (GBV) Advocacy Forum, held recently at the Jamaica Pegasus Hotel in New Kingston. The event, held under the international theme “Unite to End Digital Violence Against All Women and Girls” was rich in content and discussion...

              Despite the challenges 2025 has brought, especially in its last quarter, the year has given the Bureau of Gender Affairs, (BGA) much to celebrate. Among the considerable gains made over the past year include: the formation and sitting of the country’s first Sexual Harassment Tribunal; the creation of the first ever Gender Strategy...

                      Ground broken for Jamaica Music Museum, Gender Strategy drafted for the Justice Sector, Sexual Harassment Tribunal formed, Port Royal inscribed on UNESCO World Heritage List; and reparations petition sent to King Charles III These and more as we recap the year that was for the Ministry of Culture Gender...

                      The public is invited to the Planning Institute of Jamaica (PIOJ) symposium in January! You should go! Particularly pertinent ‘hot’ topics are on the menu! I’m Joy Kelly, Let’s go Roundabout JA.  

National Fisheries Authority providing support to help fisher folks bounce back from hurricane Melissa

              “When you give to the poor and do acts of kindness, let not your right hand know what your left hand is doing” The church tends to faithfully follow this instruction, rarely broadcasting their good deeds, but a recent excursion to Westmoreland, motivated by much more than mere charity, tells a tale of...

It was a tale of two periods for the tourism sector for 2025. Up until October, Jamaica experienced significant advances in both visitor arrivals and infrastructural development. Hurricane Melissa however, impacted the sector significantly, testing the resilience of stakeholders. Stick around to look at the year that was for the Ministry of Tourism

RADA providing support to coca farmers to boost production and tackle frosty pod rot disease.

Justice Minister Tables Amendments to Jury Act, Government Announces RE-LEAF Initiative, and Power Restored to 93% of JPS Customers