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Transport and Mining Minister, Audley Shaw is imploring Jamaicans to utilize the nation’s roadways more responsibly, as road fatality statistics trend closer to those for 2021.

As Jamaica celebrates its 60th year of Independence in 2022, the nation is also reflecting on the fruitful relationships that have been forged with several countries over the years.

Prime Minister endorses ‘Grow Smart, Eat Smart’ campaign and says it will help Jamaica achieve food freedom.

On today’s show, the Prime Minister mourns with family of Kemesha Wright; opens Kingston Logistics Park and hands over new social housing unit.

70 students in Clarendon and Manchester receive millions of dollars in scholarships from bauxite company.

60 years of political independence but Jamaica remains under the shadow of the British Monarchy. The nation’s current Prime Minister, Andrew Holness, has indicated plans to finally cut ties, but that process will take time. Nevertheless, over the years the country has managed to develop a culture next to none, curating along the way a heritage that continues to connect...

Jamaica confirms first local case of Monkeypox, Justice Ministry launches Restorative Justice Training Programme for Cohort 2022, and Youth urged to consider their role in ‘Project Jamaica’.

On this week’s get the facts, your favourite radio personalities join me for a quick game to commemorate Jamaica 60!

70 students from Clarendon and Manchester, ranging from secondary to tertiary level, were awarded scholarships totaling 10 million dollars by bauxite alumina company Jamalco.