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Acting Principal of the Corinaldi Primary School in St. James, Deon Stern-Anglin, says online classes have been going well and her institution is ready for the resumption of face-to-face classes on November 8.

The Planning Institute of Jamaica (PIOJ) will host a Best Practices Symposium for Community Renewal on November 10, 2021. Registration is now open.

On today’s edition of calling farmers, we take a closer look at the work of the Caribbean Regional Development Programme in Jamaica.

3 billion dollar road repair work for East rural St Andrew, Jamaica calls for more aggressive efforts to fight climate change and Construction set to begin on Usain Bolt statue in Falmouth.

Jamaica set to benefit from Sustainable agriculture in the Caribbean project.

The COVID 19 pandemic has motivated many Jamaicans to start their own businesses. The rise in entrepreneurship has also spurred increased interest in support programmes for persons new to the world of business, among them the Jamaica Business Development Corporation. Deputy CEO of the Jamaica Business Development Corporation, Harold Davis recently sat down with Theodore Henry on JIS television programme...

Funds allocated to Poor Relief and Public Assistance Departments under CARE programme. Listen this drama for the update.

A delegation from Jamaica, led by Prime Minister, Andrew Holness travelled to Glasgow, Scotland for the highly anticipated 26th Conference of the Parties (COP26) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. The event is being held October 31 to November 12.

Over 200,000 doses of Pfizer vaccines scheduled to arrive tomorrow, Frontier airline’s direct flight to Montego Bay a positive for Jamaica and discussions underway to improve the construction industry’s response to climate resilience.

If you’re interested in growing your own food at home then today’s programme is for you. Stay tuned as Home gardening enthusiast Melissa Green shares some tips.