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Unnu seet? The fandangles and the decorations…and unnu hear the festive music? Yes bwoy, Christmus de ya again. But how much do you know about the season. We took to the streets of Montego Bay to find out.

At Christmas-time grown-ups often end up getting caught up in the hustle and bustle of last-minute shopping, decorating, cooking and so much more.  Most don’t stop to ask their children what they think about the season, and how they in their small ways, prepare for the season of giving?  

The 2022/23 winter tourist season is now in full swing, with over 1.3 million seats already confirmed for the period. We tell you all about it on this week’s tourism round up.

1 billion dollar Production incentive programme reaping results across the island.

On today’s edition of calling farmers, we hear the story of female farmer Barbara Forbes.

Jamaica to welcome Cuba’s Minister of Health; RADA Opens New Parish Office In Hanover; and Persons with disabilities encouraged to register with Jamaica Council for Persons with Disabilities.

Tourism Ministry exploring strategy to boost regional travel, Cuban technical team in island to assess Jamaica/Cuba eyecare programme and BOJ holds interest rate at 7%

The Ministry of Education and Youth remains committed to the mantra: “Every Child Can Learn, Every Child Must Learn”.  Minister of Education and Youth, Fayval Williams reiterated this commitment while addressing a virtual forum on December 8 on the topic ‘Embracing the Disabilities Act Towards Inclusion’.

As efforts continue to enable more children with disabilities to realize their full potential, and improve their abilities to contribute to national development, steps are being taken to introduce special textbooks in schools that will allow children with disabilities to learn alongside their able-bodied counterparts. Education Specialist at UNICEF Jamaica, Dr. Rebecca Tortello, was a recently a guest on JIS...

The Major Organised Crime and Anti-Corruption Agency (MOCA) in partnership with Crime Stop has launched a solution to help in the fight against corruption through a tip line. To make a report to MOCA’s Anti-Corruption tip line, call 888-MOCA TIP; that is 888-6622-847.