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JamaicaEye Monitoring Centre Commissioned At Denham Police Station, Expungement Process Waiting time Reduced and 20 Health Centres Benefit From Improvement Works Under Operation Refresh Initiative.

Government announces $60 million investment to mechanize the agriculture sector to expand productivity and efficiency.

Blood carries the very essence of life, that is why donating blood is such an important service and contribution to the wider community and to the blood donors themselves. On today’s programme we discuss the benefits of donating blood, with Manager at the Blood Collection Centre at the St Ann’s Bay Regional Hospital, Registered Nurse, Pansy Ferguson. Stay tuned.

Parish Court Backlog less than 2%, REACH Program on schedule for completion this month, and $2.8 billion allotted for gully network repairs and upgrade.

On today’s programme, 14 Jamaicans have been selected for the 2025/2026 cohort of the Cuba-Jamaica Bilateral Scholarship Programme.

Government launches new agro park youth start up programme.

It’s often said that children are resilient and will bounce back from challenges. However, providing them with the tools necessary to build this resilience is a major part of the equation, especially if they’ve faced traumatic situations like violent crimes. On today’s programme, we’ll highlight the support available to our children through the Victim Services Branch. Stay tuned.

$2.8 Billion Earmarked for Flood Mitigation Works; Almost $7 billion Dollars Paid Out in Judgement Debt; and Infrastructure Works Underway At May Pen Hospital.

For many years, the National Chest Hospital has been providing specialised care for many Jamaicans. It’s Jamaica’s only specialised institution within the public health system that provides comprehensive medical care for chest and lung conditions.

Agriculture Stakeholders benefit from train the trainer food safety systems through the FAO.

                      Something happened on the first of May. It happened in the Sunshine City where a purposeful Power Hour intervention unfolded across several schools in St Catherine. Curious? I’ll let Jacqui Lawernce tell you all about it! The initiative, her brainchild, was executed thanks to the work of the Eagles...

With her award-winning aquaponic system, Tanoya Garvey, a grade 13 student at Mary Mount High School, is hoping to make a huge impact in the agriculture business. The Eighteen-year-old took home the national award in Agri-Technology and Innovation at the Jamaica 4-H Clubs’ National Achievement Expo held earlier this year at the 4-H Centre in Denbigh, Clarendon.