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The Tourism Product Development Company (TPDCO) is introducing a mental health intervention program for hospitality workers

When schools reopened their doors, many students returned to the classroom but not all returned at the same pace.  This is a phenomenon called learning loss…. a quiet but growing challenge affecting students, teachers, and families across the island.

                        Border in St Elizabeth is on the verge of a complete recovery post Hurricane Melissa, thanks to much-needed government intervention! I’m Joy Kelly, Let’s go Roundabout JA.

Stronger for longer! That has been the pursuit of the government as it cultivates opportunities and maximize the impact of the Farmwork programme. Stay with us for highlights from the first send-off for 2026, of Jamaican farm workers to Canada.

Government to begin repairs on 50 farm roads across the island damaged by Hurricane Melissa.

FID Act Amended to allow independent engagements with regulatory and investigative counterparts, House Commences Debate on Jury Act Amendments, and Financial Administration and Audit Act Amended.

500 rural farmers receive elite potato seeds courtesy of the government of Canada.

Hurricane Melissa recovery activities on in earnest; programmes launched to boost fisheries sector and government exploring rare earth elements mining subsector

Many Jamaicans love potatoes, but do you know how the crop was introduced to the island?

The Rural School Bus Programme is shifting gear to embark on a new course- a cashless system come February 1. We’ll tell you more in today’s edition of Duh Road. Stay with us.

Have you ever heard of the "chop back" technique? It’s quite essential in the rapid recovery of banana plants.

January is earthquake awareness month. And on this week’s Health line, we share with you practical tips to help you stay safe and prevent injuries after the earthquake.