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It is said that “Give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish, and you feed him for a lifetime.” This is one of the strategies of the government as it throws a lifeline to vulnerable youth though the Ministry of Labour and Social Security’s Special Employment Programme.

Today we hear the story of St Ann farmer Tyrone Traille and how he defies the odds to operate a thriving farm without his sight.

When a crisis occurs, a rapid response is needed to prevent things from escalating out of control. Though not classified a crisis yet, the Ministry of Health and Wellness says the recent rise in dengue cases across the island, still calls for a rapid response to prevent an outbreak. Today Minister of Health and Wellness Dr Christopher Tufton outlines several...

Essex Valley Irrigation Infrastructure Development Programme moving at an accelerated pace.

15 students sat the 2023 Primary Exit Profile (PEP) Examination at the Garden Hill Primary and Infant school. According to the principal, Shakira Hudson over 80 per cent of them were placed at one of their preferred high schools, with 11 of them being placed at traditional high schools. She credits an intensified extra lessons regime for the students’ outstanding...

On today’s programme we tell you more about this year’s staging of the Transforming Our Police Service (TOPS) competition.

The National Irrigation Commission has officially opened its expanded office in St Catherine to increase service delivery to farmers.

On today’s programme we’ll look at steps you can take to prevent fires during dry weather conditions.

Changes are coming in how a person suspected of an offence is granted bail. The new Bail Act enables three stages at which bail can be approved - before charge, after charge, and after conviction. This differs from what now obtains as persons are only granted bail on charge, and in limited circumstances after conviction. Legal and Constitutional Affairs Minister,...