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                      Those of us who can recall the 1998 Reggae Boyz ‘Road to France’ football campaign would remember the entire country coming out in support of underdogs Jamaica for their World Cup debut. The PAH! Deaf Dance Company has a similar mission to accomplish: their hopes for Jamaica’s entry onto...

Carnival weekend has come and gone, the dust has settled, and normalcy has returned, but have you ever stopped to think about how does carnival benefit Jamaica economically?

Several hot pepper farmers have received food safety training from the FAO under its Hot Pepper Value Chain Project.

“Excellence is never an accident.  It is always the result of high intention, sincere effort, and intelligent execution” The insightful words of the Greek philosopher Aristotle that guide the minds and conduct of individuals who work in offices overseen by Dr. Aston Spencer. Dr Spencer is one of 79 educators who were on Wednesday awarded for the prestigious Prime Minister's...

Government Welcomes Revised U.S. Travel Advisory, Government Monitoring Deportations and Jamaica Prepared for Hurricane Season.

Several patients at the St Ann’s Bay Regional Hospital who were previously on a waiting list had their minor surgical procedures completed on Labour Day. This, as part of the St Ann-based hospital’s labour day activities, which included a Blood drive. We’ll tell you all about it in today’s programme. Stay tuned.  

Government approves $200 million project to repair coffee roads in East Rural St Andrew.

The Social Development Commission is undergoing a strategic review of its community development programmes.

Coffee farmers in St Andrew receives input supplies from JACRA and the Agriculture Ministry.

Labour Day 2025 has come and gone, but the profound effect of the Labour Day Blood Drive hosted by the St Ann’s Bay Regional Hospital will last for a long time and go a far way. Stay tuned for highlights from this well coordinated and impactful yearly Labour Day Project.