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                  To be forewarned is to be forearmed! The Jamaica Fire Brigade gives us a heads up on safety measures as the country prepares for Earthquake Awareness Week. I’m Joy Kelly, Let’s go Roundabout JA.

Scientists, researchers, and leading experts in geospatial technology, biotechnology, engineering, climate innovation, and artificial intelligence came together recently to focus on how science and technology can drive the country’s reconstruction and long-term resilience after Hurricane Melissa.  

200 farmers and fisher folk receive supplies from private sector foundation and the Ministry of Agriculture.

If you’re a livestock farmer recovering from Hurricane Melissa, listen up! This episode is for you! RADA is offering practical tips to support your recovery journey.

The Jamaica Public Service, JPS is powering innovation into its electricity restoration efforts, closing the gap of the under 70, 000 Jamaicans still without the commodity due to the passage of hurricane Melissa. Stay tuned for the latest in the JPS’ quest, to return electricity to every home and business in the hardest hit parishes.

Holding a newborn for the first time is an unforgettable experience for new parents. As they study every tiny feature and glimpse that first smile, their hearts are warmed and hopes for the child’s future come rushing in. After reality sets in, the euphoria fades, baby is home and mommy is recovering, the real work begins. One of the major...

RADA is urging farmers to monitor their fields closely for pests and diseases to protect crops and ensure recovery.

New job opportunities emerging under the National Fisheries Authority’s Red Snapper Cage culture project.

Children are rolling back out to school this week for the start of the Easter Term and their safety on the roads remains a priority. Stay tuned to Duh Road for some safety guidelines to help them navigate busy thoroughfares as they go to, and from school.

There is a worrying trend among many young persons in Jamaica. Sicknesses that usually affect persons later in life are now showing up in the nation’s youngsters.

Equal rights for all! While most Jamaicans believe this in principle, it is not the lived reality for many persons with disabilities, especially with regards to accessibility and inclusivity. In today’s edition of You and the Law, we consider what the law says on these two important principles. Stay tuned.

As the New Year begins, many of us are seeking fresh opportunities. To help make the process easier the University of the Commonwealth Caribbean (UCC) is inviting you to check out its course to see if any align with your personal, academic, or career goals, and hopefully enroll in one for 2026.