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The female wards at the South Camp Juvenile Correctional & Remand Centre now have access to a new sewing laboratory, where they are being equipped with marketable skills, including garment construction, tailoring and textile work, to support themselves and their families when they are reintegrated into society.  

This week we share how movement, sleep and managing your weight can improve your overall health.

Motorists with outstanding traffic tickets, please take note, it is now possible for electronic warrants to be issued and provided to the police immediately, to be executed. We’ll share the recent development in law facilitating this move, in just a moment. Stay tuned.

We’ve been exploring the interventions of a Good Samaritan couple into the lives of at-risk youth, and TODAY’S the day that YOU get to play your part in partnering to make it all happen! March 29thmarks the date that proceeds from the benefit staging of the Big Yaad pantomime go towards the Life Club and Fruitful Trees mentorship programmes. If...

The recent passage of hurricane melissa reminded many Caribbean countries about the vulnerability of tourism. There’s however now a solution that can help tourism dependent nations recover quickly.

National Fisheries authority to complete Twickenham Park Hatchery this year.

Government Makes Changes To Environmental Protection Levy, Jamaica supports UN resolution declaring slavery as the Gravest Crime Against Humanity; and Over 200 Jamaica Constabulary Force Officers Promoted.

Agriculture Ministry equips field officers with digital tools to expand real time data collection.

As the saying goes, ‘its better late than never,’…this is also true for older persons who have never contributed to earning a pension in their golden years. The National Insurance Scheme, NIS, says there is still time. We’ll tell you more in today’s programme.

Across Jamaica, too many young people slip into situations that lead them into conflict with the law. But thanks to the We Transform Youth Empowerment Programme, many of them are now rewriting their stories. They’ve rebuilt their confidence, found new opportunities, and discovered a different path for their future. So… where are they now? Stick around to hear Taneisha Howell's...