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On today’s programme we highlight the performances of students from two schools in Western Jamaica in this year’s Primary Exit Profile (PEP) exams.

Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries working to increase funding options for farmers.

Teen mom, Esther Barrett, along with more than 60 adolescent parents are benefitting under the Women's Centre's A-STREAM Initiative.

Jamaica 59 celebrations to continue this week.

Rural Agricultural Development Authority RADA to bolster its technical capacity to help famers utilize climate smart agriculture practices.

Vaccine centre at National Arena to operate until 8 pm; Finance Ministry wins international award; and over 6,000 youngsters to benefit under latest cohort of the Youth Summer Employment Programme.

In July this year Jamaica lost another of its cultural icons and standard bearers, Hugh Nash, whose contributions to Jamaica’s festival movement and overall cultural development left an indelible mark on the country’s history and heritage. We reflect on his work and legacy.

20 Curfew Monitors commissioned to serve in the community of August Town.

Education Ministry preparing for mixed-modality classes in September, over 150,000 Jamaicans to benefit from 5-Year Digital Skills Training Programme and Agriculture Ministry working with DBJ to increase financing for farmers.