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On this week's House Matters: 50,000 doses of Pfizer vaccine now available to the general public, and more schools reopened during phased resumption of face-to-face classes.

Are you on a quest to be employed? Well, if you are, we want to encourage you to be on the lookout for advertisements that are in fact, covert human trafficking operations. On today’s programme, the Jamaica Constabulary Force shares what to look out for and how to protect yourself from human traffickers. I’m Anjuii James-Sawyers.

Today, we share some pest management best practices for beekeepers to manage the varroa mite pest.

It’s December and the season of giving has begun! Individuals, companies and non-profits have already started identifying those who will benefit from Santa’s sack this year. One such service organization looking to spread Christmas cheer is Pursued International Foundation, a non-profit entity that focuses on vulnerable women, including victims of human trafficking and commercial sex workers.

Jamaica is now observing the global 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence which ends on World Human Rights Day, December 10. Principal Director, Gender Affairs and Head of the Bureau of Gender Affairs, Sharon Coburn Robinson, says the Agency is using the opportunity to raise awareness about the work being done by the government to provide safer spaces for...

More schools to reopen for face to face classes, education ministry making provisions for transportation of students and Jamaicans urged to remain vigilant against covid-19 infections

50,000 doses of Pfizer vaccines made available to general public as of today, various groups offering services in observance of World Aids Day and Domestic Crop production up by 6.5 percent.

Applications for the Covid-19 Allocation of Resources (CARE) workers grant open today! Who can apply? We’re giving you that update right now.

E- Learning Jamaica Limited (e-Ljam) in partnership with the Ministry of Education, Youth and information, is building out an initiative to get more devices in the hands of teachers. The initiative is appropriately titled the ‘Laptop for Teachers Programme.

Fourteen community organizations have been awarded grants worth a total of 21 million dollars under the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) Positive Pathways Initiative.