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Praedial larceny is a serious issue for many farmers. Today we share what you need to do if you’ve been a victim of praedial larceny.

Christmas is in the air, and it means food, presents and spending time with family. A typical Jamaican Christmas dinner usually involves ham, baked chicken, beef, chicken foot soup and so on. But what if you don’t eat meat? does it mean you cannot enjoy a nice Christmas dinner? Today author of the book Auntie JoJo’s goes Vegan, Jo Ann...

On today’s edition of calling farmers we get some pest management tips from Senior Plant Health and Food Safety Officer at the Rural Agricultural Development Authority RADA Francine Lawrence

Savanna-la-mar hospital receives medical equipment from private sector foundation.

Today Senior Plant Health and Food Safety Officer at the Rural Agricultural Development Authority RADA Francine Lawrence shares some best practices to improve crop production.

Tourism ministry developing programme to drive growth of community tourism. This as part of efforts to diversify the offerings of Jamaica’s tourism product.

Prime Minister hands over new medical equipment, distributes keys to homes in Perth housing development and delivers cheque for new educational television station.

On this week’s Arts Page, JCDC Visual Arts Exhibition now open!

Digital vaccination cards to be available for download next week, Government working on consumer welfare policy, and National Housing Trust adds more housing solutions in Manchester.

The Consumer Affairs Commission (CAC) offers some tips to keep shoppers safe this Christmas.

For the second year in a row, persons will have the opportunity to provide children in state care a gift from their wish list.

On this weeks House Matters, Government establishes protocols for visits to infirmaries and Golden Age Homes; and Parliament approves motion to permanently remove additional 5 dollar stamp duty on exports below US$500.