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In this edition of Jamaica Made, Claudine Campbell-Bryan shares the secret to 'Scentre Yourself'.

The Government plans to take a structured and systematic approach to protect the Rio Cobre. That's our topic this week in the environment corner.

600 farmers and fishers to benefit from major development project.

Representatives of the Ministry of Education and Youth along with key stakeholders are holding talks to finalise a policy that will form the framework for all educational institutions.

The number of persons being monitored in quarantine for Monkeypox has fallen and  the Registrar General Department has rebranded its Genealogical Research Facility.

United States providing grant support to local spice industry; Work ongoing to finalise NIDS regulations; and applications open for Aspiring Principals Programme.

A major clean-up exercise has begun along the Dyke Road in Portmore, St. Catherine as part of the government’s national ‘Clean Jamaica’ campaign.

Agriculture Minister Pearnel Charles Jr. says for the sector to strive there needs to be greater youth involvement.