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More than 200 residents from several communities in St. Catherine, primarily school-aged children, benefited from free eye screenings to check for vision problems, at a clinic staged by the Kiwanis Club of North Spanish Town.

More growth expected for the Jamaican economy as COVID-19 loosens its grip on the world. We’re looking at the near-term prospects and giving you the latest growth projections in this week’s Going for Growth!

Managing Director of the Amber Group, Michael McNaughton and Chairman of the Digicel Foundation, Charmaine Daniels recently shared details of the national coding in schools programme on JIS Radio’s Studio 58A. Here’s an excerpt of their interview.

For the 2022/2023 fiscal year, the National Works Agency plans to spend more than 927 million dollars on Road Infrastructure Development and Management. Minister without Portfolio in the Ministry of Economic Growth and Job Creation, Everald Warmington, led a tour of the areas targeted for repairs.  

Over 200 residents in St Catherine benefited from free eye screening courtesy of non-profit organisation.

Prime Minister hands over new Social Housing unit. Plus, Minister of Economic Growth and Job Creation, Everald Warmington continues tour of road works across the island.

February is heart month and this year’s observance is under the theme ‘‘The Weigh to a Healthy Heart’. On this week’s Heathline we look at the meaning behind this year’s theme.

On today’s edition of You and The Law, we’re looking at the differences and similarities among different intellectual property (IP) legislation, namely Copyright, Patent, and Trademark.

On today’s edition of the Arts Page, highlights of the recently held Jamaica Creative Career Expo.

Poultry sector being targeted for self-sufficiency.