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Since 2011, the National College for Educational Leadership, NCEL, has been playing a key role in designing and executing leadership programmes for principals, middle managers, aspiring leaders and other stakeholders in the education sector. And recently 263 teachers and school leaders successfully completed training programmes offered by the institution, these include the Inclusive School Leadership Training Programme, the professional qualification...

The Ministry of Agriculture launches aggressive recovery plan for the sector supported by initial $450 million dollars.

If you’re looking for somewhere to relax and cool out over the weekend, then taking a trip to one of the UDC’s beach facilities along the North coast is just the remedy for you.

As Jamaica continues to rebuild after Hurricane Melissa, the Government remains steadfast in its efforts to help restore a sense of normalcy for everyone affected.

RADA encouraging farmers to pay close attention to soil health to prevent diseases and preserve crop health.

Children’s emotional well-being can go unnoticed following disasters, but the reality is that the emotional stress can be harder on them. In today’s programme, President of the Jamaica Psychiatric Association, Dr Brian Kazarra discusses the likely impact children can face following disasters. Stay tuned.

Agricultural Sector sustains over $29 billion in damage, $450 Million Earmarked for Agriculture Sector Recovery Efforts, and Ministry of Health to ramp up Vector Control to mitigate against dengue outbreaks.

Disasters are undoubtedly scary events that not only impact us physically, but also emotionally and psychologically. In today’s programme, we’ll consider some of the common responses following a disaster and tips on regaining emotional well-being. Stay tuned.

RADA inviting all livestock farmers in St Elizabeth to its pop-up clinic at its parish office, today November 12.

Jamaica left with $20 billion in damage following the passage of Hurricane Melissa and Labour Ministry providing grants to farmers.

In just minutes, a storm can erase what took years to build and this can be very traumatic. The emotional shock of the loss, paired with the overwhelming task of rebuilding and simply surviving, is now the reality for many Jamaicans across western Jamaica