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World Blood Donor Day is observed globally each year on June 14, 2023.  The day is aimed at raising awareness about the need for safe blood and blood products and to thank voluntary, unpaid blood donors for their life-saving gifts of blood.  In observation of the day the Jamaica National Transfusion Service (NBTS) will be hosting a World Blood Donor...

It's World Blood Donor Day, a time to celebrate voluntary, unpaid blood donors who dedicate themselves to saving lives through their life giving donations, and to promote awareness of the need for safe blood and blood products.  JIS Radio spoke with Assistant Blood Donor Organizer, at the Jamaica National Transfusion Service, Keishawna Pinnock who gave a breakdown of the Blood...

If you’re thinking about getting irrigated water on your farm through the NIC then today’s calling farmers is just for you. Stay tuned as we share the steps to help you do so. Good morning I’m Andrae Palmer.

The Genesis Academy in Kingston provides high school education for children with learning challenges. It caters to students diagnosed as slow learners, autistic, having cerebral palsy and Down’s Syndrome to name a few. Recently the institution began incorporating a work experience program into its curriculum with the goal of equipping students to smoothly transition into wider society and the world...

How much do you know about the work of the National Irrigation Commission NIC?

Are you taking advantage of Jamaica’s many trade agreements to sell your products overseas? Do you know where you can sell your products? If not, then not to worry, as the Trade Board is here to help. Stick around as CEO Dr. Hugh Blake explains the work of the agency and its latest campaign to help you capitalize on the...

Today the national irrigation commission shares several tips about why farmers should get access to irrigated water on their farmers.

Newly minted Minister of State in the Ministry of National Security, Juliet Cuthbert Flynn shares her portfolio objectives with us on today’s programme.