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December 15 marks the official start of the winter tourist season, and despite the passage of hurricane melissa things are looking positive

‘Twas the night after Christmas, and it can feel like all the excitement may be winding down.... But with school just a week or two away... UNICEF Jamaica wants all parents to remember that learning is always here to stay...and you can facilitate it through play....

There is nothing quite as exciting for children as Christmas time. From presents and family get togethers, to festive decorations and tasty meals, the magic of the season creates joyful and meaningful memories. In today’s programme, listen closely as two older adults take us back to their youth and share recollections of Ole time Jamaican Christmases in country, and in...

                      Pursued International’s efforts to support families in rural St James has seen the provision of special protection kits to vulnerable women and children. The delivery was a powerful demonstration of community, connection and love, just in time for the holidays. Join us for another edition of Sharing the Love.

Christmas is just a day away and while you’re planning your cooking session ahead of the big dinner, rest assured that one thing you won’t have to worry about is the availability of chicken and eggs

                Christmas is about celebrating the most spectacular gift mankind has received. Perhaps its with that spirit in mind that a local NGO, Pursued International, has been rallying its volunteers and connections to give to women in St James, not just any an any gift, but one that meets a particular need! Join...

                      Chances are you’ve heard of the “winds of change” a phraseology made popular after a famous 1960 speech by then UK Prime Minister Harold Macmillan. His words advocated decolonization in South Africa and the African continent on a whole, (a departure from centuries-old tradition), and so, in the present, the...

                      Stakeholders across Jamaica are being urged to intensify coordinated actions to safeguard women and girls from emerging forms of digital violence. Find out who issued the call! I’m Joy Kelly, Let’s go Roundabout JA.

                      The annual Potter’s Fair has sat at a unique nexus of artistry and commerce for decades. A unique, truly one-of-a-kind opportunity for local artists and artisans to connect with their market: to share inspiration; access direct feedback and just revel in the atmosphere found at the Jamaica Horticultural Society...

After the ravages of Hurricane Melissa, everyone who’s anyone had a viewpoint about how and when to support. Whether victims are being given assistance quickly enough… WHO should get it and how they should respond when they do, but have you ever heard the saying "Walk a mile in my shoes?" One particular public servant has…and she’s using the perspective...

                        "Give and it shall be given back to you” is a principle many of us have proven, but did you know that it is also applicable to time, energy and relationships? Some communities in St Elizabeth saw this principle at work up close and personal as investments previously...

                Hurricane Melissa caused catastrophic damage in Jamaica, with the World Bank estimating a total of $8.8 billion USD in physical damage, equivalent to 41% of the country's 2024 GDP, making it Jamaica's costliest hurricane ever. However few of us pause to weigh the cost in human capital or the lives irrevocably affected by the...