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International Service Club gives back to deaf community.

Prime Minister welcomes Rwandan President for State Visit, announces end to mask and COVID testing mandate, and urges the church to take a leading role in addressing Mental Health Challenges.

Women are being encouraged to follow the screening recommendations for cervical cancer, based on their risk profiles. This in light of the fact that symptoms of the disease can take a while to be discovered. Programme Development Officer at the Ministry of Health and Wellness, Dr Cathi-Ann Williams and Consultant Obstetrician and Gynecologist Dr. Leslie Meade recently joined host Vaughn...

More than 1,500 new hotel rooms are projected to be added to Jamaica’s stock in the near future, with most of them slated to be in the parish of Trelawny. With this many rooms coming on stream, there is a need for trained, certified workers to join the sector to meet the needs of the guests who will fill them. On...

On a previous Get the facts we shared tips to identify smishing, phishing and vishing, different types of social engineering being conducted by scammers. In this episode we continue the conversation with a look at two more activities being pursued to defraud citizens and banks.

On today’s edition of the Arts Page, the Paint the City project moves to Lucea!

Today, three of Jamaica’s tourism workers will share why they have chosen to work in the sector.

EPOC cautious about economic outlook, over 87,000 students re-engaged through find the child initiative and Appleton Estate Jamaica Rum festival returns in June...

Gabrielle Clarke was bullied in grade one and chose to use the experience as a seed to launch her purpose initiative, Bully Proof Kids International, which she started in 2015, to bring awareness to the issues of bullying, how it affects young people and how to curtail the behaviour.

On this week’s House Matters, Education ministry to introduce primary specialist programme, new programmes launched to address learning loss and psychosocial support coming for students. Stay tuned for the details.