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The Met Service is urging farmers to prepare for dry conditions during the summer months due to El Niño. We explain what that means on today’s edition of Calling Farmers.

The Child Diversion Programme has been receiving rave reviews for its tailored interventions, that protect the future of children who break the law. But how much do parents or guardians know about how the process works? In today’s programme, we walk you through the steps in the Child Diversion Process.

The Ministry of Agriculture is developing an import substitution plan to boost production in several areas.

Saturdays are expensive for women. Saturdays involve chores, (usually starting at the crack of dawn), any shopping that needs to be done for the household….supermarket, setting things up so that the rest of the week can run smoothly. So, for the group of women gathered at the Wortley Home for Girls on Saturday, May 23, all helming individual homes, the...

  What did you do for Labour Day? Some of us sweated and shoved, hammered and nailed and (hopefully), soaked our exertions away in Epsom salts. Others laboured on self-care, catching up on much-needed sleep or enjoying a rare Monday morning doing nothing urgent. For a small group however, their Labour Day efforts were more a labour of love: Mothers...

On Friday, May 29, Immaculate Conception High School hosted its annual Young Entrepreneurship Day under the inspiring theme, “Turning Passion into Possibilities.” The event transformed the school grounds into a hub of innovation, featuring an impressive display of student-led businesses.

Jamaica has an aging population. In addition, our birth rate is on the decline. This presents a unique challenge, especially with non-communicable diseases also on the rise. The response by the Government, is a comprehensive program geared at meeting the needs of older people. The first part of the plan is the launch of geriatric clinics in the parishes of...

As Jamaica advances preparations for the 2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season, the Ministry of Local Government and Community Development is ramping up operations to respond in the event of an emergency.  

Most of us have gone into the supermarket or store recently and noticed that the price of bread and other basic items keeps going up. The main reason for these increases according to Bank of Jamaica Governor Richard Byles, is a process called inflation On this week’s Going for Growth, we talk inflation and its impact on Jamaica’s economy

The Government is expanding support to boost the citrus industry.

Jamaican commuters are still wrapping their heads around this month's 8 percent fare hike and will feel the pinch of another round of increases to hit their pockets next month. What have they been saying? How is this affecting their daily lives? Let’s Duh Road and hear the responses.

Today is Monday, June 8, and Jamaica is once again on alert. From June 1 to November 30, the island faces heightened meteorological risks including storms, flooding, and landslides, which require vigilance at every level.