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National Fisheries Authority launches project to boost Red Snapper production on the island

Whether in season or out of season, Jamaicans are always travelling. Many love the adventure of jetting away to visit family or friends, to explore other cultures, for some well-deserved rest and relaxation, or just for shopping. In today’s programme, we share some Airport Safety Tips, that could prevent you from landing in problems with the law. Stay tuned.

120 farmers receive input supplies from the Jamaica Agricultural Society to support hurricane Melissa recovery efforts.

Its no secret that service delivery at the hospitals in the island’s West have been seriously tested following Hurricane Melissa. Many have been able to stay up and running thanks to the support of numerous charitable organizations, both locally and overseas. The Cornwall Regional Hospital (CRH), in St. James, is among the latest to benefit from such support, recently receiving...

JACRA distributing fertilizer and other support to coffee farmers across the island.

Even the smallest hands can make a big difference.... and that’s exactly what the students of the St. Mary-based Robin’s Bay Primary School have been proving. For the past three years, the school has been actively participating in an annual beach clean-up activity, transforming environmental stewardship into hands-on, actionable action.

                We’ve all had the good fortune, (or fortitude), to make it to Boxing Day in what was an ‘interesting’ year for most Jamaicans! By now you’re probably still digesting yesterday’s feast, and if you were fortunate, you received a gift; DOUBLY so if it was well-thought-out! Many of us got socks, cheap...

                      Pursued International’s efforts to support families in rural St James has seen the provision of special protection kits to vulnerable women and children. The delivery was a powerful demonstration of community, connection and love, just in time for the holidays. Join us for another edition of Sharing the Love.

Persons travelling between Ocho Rios and Kingston now have a safer, more affordable, and reliable transportation option. Listen up for this and more on Duh Road, today.

Most Jamaicans know that sorrel is used to make the popular Christmas drink. But what else can you use it to do?

The Westmoreland Health Department is urging everyone to get the flu vaccine to lower their chances of experiencing flu symptoms this flu season.