More Radio Programmes

Several airlines are returning to Jamaica, increasing the airlift to the island from North America and Europe.

Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries to roll out training programmes for small ruminant farmers.

Port Authority of Jamaica commissions new utility vessel, cannabis export regulations being finalized and 270 new JPs commissioned for St. Catherine.

Specific groups to receive COVID-19 vaccines outside of Astra Zeneca brand; Global Services Sector working to expand employee count; and Digital Skills Framework to be established.

Athletes return to Jamaica after the recently concluded Tokyo Summer Olympics

The National Task Force Against Trafficking in Persons (NATFATIP) is seeking to ramp up its collaboration with schools across the island, in effort to reduce the number of persons, particularly youngsters, who fall victim to human trafficking.

On today’s programme we highlight the performance of a male student in Central Jamaica in this year’s Primary Exit Profile (PEP) exams.

On today’s edition of calling farmers we hear the story of Jamaica 4H clubs youth ambassador Kriston Chambers.

Government exploring alternative health and safety protocols; New shipment of COVID-19 vaccines expected this week; and planning begins for construction of new correctional facility. The news in detail after the break.

Prime Minister Mourns Passing of Sir Lester Bird, Community Based Vaccination Programme Being Scaled Up and Government looking to reopen schools mid-September.