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Several Trelawny Based youth are currently benefitting from a pilot Summer Intervention Camp being staged by the National Council on Drug Abuse (NCDA).

Green House Farmer, Hopeton Singh recently sat down with Theodore Henry, host of the discussion programme ‘Get The Facts,’ to share more about his enterprise. We bring you an excerpt of their discussion.

On today's programme we feature Budding Farmers Jamaica

Prime Minister lays wreath at shine of first National Hero, hands over several homes in St. Ann, and is represented by Senator Matthew Samuda at CARICOM Heads of Government meeting.

Internment Operator, that’s a career you don’t hear about everyday. But today you’re going to learn all about who these individuals are, and the role they in play in giving a final sendoff to our loved ones.

International and local contractors are being invited to participate in the tender process for the redevelopment of the Spanish Town Hospital in St. Catherine. We look at what’s to come in this week’s Healthline.

With COVID-19 spurring efforts to fast-track the implementation of technology within the courts, President of the Court of Appeal, Justice Patrick Brooks says the pandemic has shifted the court’s processes for the better

The National Council on Drug Abuse has staged the pilot in a series of Intervention Camps for youngsters to steer them away from substance abuse and anti-social behaviour.

PIOJ says Jamaica’s short-term economic prospects are positive, course developed for identifying child trafficking victims, and garbage drums distributed In Holland Village to improve garbage collection.