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Thousands of Jamaicans from all across the country turned out at Seville Heritage Park in St. Ann on Sunday, July 31 to celebrate the nation’s culture at the Seville Emancipation Jubilee.

On today’s edition of calling farmers, we share some record keeping tips that can help farmers gain access to financing.

Apart from cruises, air travel is the only way visitors travel to Jamaica. Up until 2007 Jamaica’s own Air Jamaica was one of the primary means visitors got to and from the destination. Today a significant number of airlines fly into the island. Stick around to hear the story of the role the Jamaica tourist Board played in the growth...

Jamaica confirms presence of the Omicron BA.4 and BA.5 sub lineages of COVID-19n and the Government is instituting stronger systems to treat with violence.

On today's programme, a summary of the activities happening this week marking Jamaica's 60th anniversary of Independence.

Jamaicans encouraged to build on the legacy of past generations; Government working on reparatory justice policy; and Sandy Bank to Black River pipe replacement now underway.

The Transitional Living Programme of he Child Protection and Family Services Agency is helping wards who age out of state care to be prepared for the world of adulthood.

Some 30,000 spectators are expected to attend the Grand Gala at the National Stadium in St. Andrew on Independence Day.

Founder of STEM Builders Learning Hub, Kavelle Hylton, recently sat down with Theodore Henry, host of the discussion programme ‘Get The Facts,’ to share more about her business and how the DBJ’s Ignite Grant helped her to grow her business.

Ask a random person anywhere in the world about Jamaica and they may give the following answers: The home of Bob Marley, reggae music and Usain Bolt. They may add that it’s either on their list of countries to visit, they’ve already been here a few times, got married here or honeymooned on our island. Given the above, we can...