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On today’s programme, the new Firearms Act is in full effect. We share some the details.

Portland Pig farmer Giovanni Morris is encouraging young Jamaicans to look to the pig industry as a viable career option.

Prime Minister shares road damage bill from Tropical Storm Ian, announces increase in funds for Christmas mitigation works and says farewell to second cohort of Jamaica House Fellows.

Several students at the University of Technology receive financial assistance.

Transitioning from a constitutional monarchy to a republic means different things to different Jamaicans across the country. Minister of Legal and Constitutional Affairs, Marlene Malahoo Forte says it is a critical step for our young nation to complete the move to independence. In an exclusive interview at Jamaica House with Darren Mara and his team from SBS TV Australia, Mrs....

Nicholas Kee is a 27-year-old entrepreneur.  He is the co-founder and CEO of Kee Farms. Kee Farms however is not his first venture. The serial entrepreneur has launched companies in the sectors of education, marketing, big data, and 3D & 4D printing.

Jamaica is in the midst of the influenza season, but is there a connection to the increase in Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) cases in the Americas? We’re looking at that in this week’s Healthline.

Motorists urged to clear unpaid traffic tickets, food manufacturers urged to strengthen quality control processes, and farmers to benefit from fertilizer application training.

Today we hear the story of young farmer Giovani Morris and his dream of expanding his operations.