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Government procuring cameras for JamaicaEye national surveillance Programme; South East Regional Health Authority, offering free vaccinations to the public; and more rural schools to receive high speed broadband internet.

RADA is hosting a farmers wellness day in the community of Pinnock Shafton on April 29.

Bursting with gratitude for the opportunities afforded her through the Canadian farm work programme, Nicola Herron has vowed to redouble her efforts, to keep the Jamaican flag flying high. Stay with us as the wife and mother of 2, tells us about her experiences, even as she gets ready for another 6 months on the programme.

Over 10,000 residents in Clarendon are now accessing improved health services following the renovation of the Frankfield Health Centre in the parish at a cost of approximately $35 million. The project was done under the Ministry of Health and Wellness’ Operation Refresh, which is a $1 billion project aimed at enhancing the look, feel, and utility of health centres across...

The Jamaica Agricultural Commodities Regulatory Authority (JACRA) is streamlining its licensing process and increasing enforcement.

Vauxhall High School describes itself as an institution that creates opportunities for all stakeholders to develop socially, emotionally, spiritually and academically as they strive for excellence and pursue a world class education. Vauxhall accomplished just that on at its Open Day 2025 on Monday, April 14. Students, staff and past students showcased how they have been “Breaking Barriers and Making...

On today’s programme, we will be debunking some misconceptions about earthquakes.

The government has established a therapeutic park at the St. Catherine Infirmary, to add an additional layer of welfare service for the residents.

A group of Post Graduate students from the Global Institute of Sport (GIS) were recently stationed at the St. Ann-based Mount Pleasant Football Academy, handpicked to participate in an innovative ‘Live Lab’. As part of the ‘Live Lab’ the students played a pivotal role in all aspects of coaching, performance, and business development. They also worked with the under-15 squads...

The Caribbean Examination Council (CXC) has announced the introduction of the new Caribbean Targeted Education Certificate (CTEC) qualification. According to CXC Registrar and Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Dr. Wayne Wesley, the new qualification will enable students to learn and engage with topics at three different paces and modules.

April is Cervical Cancer awareness month; how much do you know about the disease and ways to prevent it