More Radio Programmes

The Government recently provided some 50,000 Jamaicans who lost jobs due to COVID-19 with a full year’s worth of temporary unemployment and employment support. Learn the details about this initiative in the following radio drama, as we go for growth.

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

Today we learn more about Island Dairies Limited’s new farm in Goshen St Elizabeth.

Prime Minister uses Emancipation and Independence Day messages to implore the creation of a more caring society; calls for increased vaccination take-up and celebrates achievements of Olympic athletes.

Residents in Middle Quarters St Elizabeth receive support from local organisation.

This year’s Emancipation and Independence celebrations have again been marred by the COVID-19 pandemic. The virus has been suppressing our people and vaccination has been labelled as the gateway to freedom. We’re giving you highlights from the recent marathon blitz on today’s Healthline.

On this week’s edition of Career Talk, over 150,000 thousand Jamaicans to benefit from digital skills training programme. Stay with us to learn more.

On today’s Get the facts, we get some Jamaican history from the heritage man himself, Vivian Crawford. I’m Anthony Morgan, stay tuned for this special independence edition!

On this week’s Tourism Round Up several participants share the impact the Christmas in July trade show has had on their business.