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Minister of Transport and Mining, Audley Shaw, is encouraging the island’s public transport operators to take care of their health and wellbeing even as they carry on the task of moving persons from place to place.

Twenty Montego Bay residents are being trained to as first responders as part of the six-day Basic Community Emergency Response Teams (CERT) Programme. The beneficiaries live in Barrett Town, Rhyne Park, Mount Zion, North Gully, Canterbury, Albion, and Williams Street.

A new facility is to be built to house the men and women of the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF), who serve the Frome community and its environs.

Today we hear the story of St Mary youth farmer Jason Collins and his project which uses bamboo to grow crops.

Several Students awarded scholarships and grants from private sector foundation.

Prime Minister Holness leaves the island for international engagements, welcomes newest batch of Police officers and signs condolence book to honour late Queen.

Jobs are in high demand, so you need to stand out to the recruiter as the best candidate for the job, Human Resource Management Consultant Joni-Gaye Cawley shares some insights.

The Ministry of Health and Wellness, in conjunction with the Caribbean Public Health Agency (CARPHA), launched Caribbean Moves on September 14. The event, which took place at Emancipation Park in New Kingston, coincided with the observance of Caribbean Wellness Day.

Five judges, appointed to serve in the Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court, were sworn into office by Governor-General, Sir. Patrick Allen during a recent ceremony at King’s House.