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For Jamaicans interested in pursuing post-graduate studies in the United Kingdom, the Commonwealth Scholarships provide excellent avenues for you to explore. The scholarships are usually awarded to talented individuals with the potential to make a positive impact on the global stage, who would not otherwise be able to afford to study in the UK. Recently, at a special reception held...

          Lately Sharing the Love has been following the journey of a group of resilient Jamaicans who, though differently-abled, have their sights set on the stage at the 2025 World Championships of Performing Arts in California. Stephanie McIntyre, Founder and Director for PAH! Deaf Dance Company has been daring to dream and her company of deaf...

              Sharing the Love is all about a focus on Jamaicans who are serving their community in big ways and small. It’s about people who decide to give back and invest in their community. Today’s programme is no different. We follow the story of Stephanie McIntyre, Founder and Director for PAH! Deaf Dance Company!...

Rural Agricultural Development Authority RADA using technology to improve the provision of extension services to farmers.

Many people call chess a "mental martial art." Because it develops emotional resilience, improves problem-solving abilities, and sharpens critical thinking. Speaking at a Meet & Greet event at the Medallion Hall Hotel in Kingston recently Prime Minister, Dr. Andrew Holness, while narrating a 2013 exchange with Jamaican-American Chess Grandmaster Maurice Ashley, reiterated the government’s support for the popularization of the...

If a disaster strikes, are you prepared? Will your business be able to recover quickly? What would be the impact on your operation? We help tourism business operators answer these questions on this week’s tourism round up.

                        May 1 was World Mentorship Day. Stay tuned to find out where the passion for stirring purpose and civic contribution was alive and well in Jamaica!   I’m Joy Kelly. Let’s go Round About JA!

Morant Bay Urban Centre Officially Opened, Illegal Employment Agencies Numbers On The Decline; and over 7,000 persons benefit under NWC amnesty initiative.

As Jamaica continues to improve its macro-economic development in a number of areas, focus is also being placed on the public sector’s production capacity and output. On this Going for Growth, we look at two initiatives being implemented to increase the efficiency and productivity of key regulatory agencies.

With the global conversation continuing about tariffs and trade, it is important that we have a better understanding of what tariffs are and how they impact and benefit a country. For this edition of Get the Facts, we break down what a tariff is, how it is implemented and how it works.