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Ministry of Agriculture started distribution of support to poultry farmers across the island.

Parliament Approves First 2024/25 Supplementary Estimates, FINSAC Commission Archives to be launched soon and South East, St. Mary building Resilience.

Dedicated, enthusiastic, tireless and successful fundraiser for Jamaican youths and adults is how today’s national awardee is described by their nominee. On today’s programme, we feature the illustrious, Mary Bishop.  

If you are thinking about installing irrigation equipment on your farm, this episode is for you.

Several Roads To Be Repaired By Year End, Seven Communities To Benefit From UK-Jamaica Violence Prevention Programme, and NSWMA Workers Get Permanent Employment Status.

Westmoreland native and former St. James High School head girl, 17-year-old Dejonie O’Connor is celebrating tremendous success in her Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) Examinations in May/June of this year. She secured 11 passes to include six Grade Ones in English Language, Food and Nutrition, Human and Social Biology, Information Technology, Principles of Business, and Social Studies: two Grade Twos...

Residents of Malvern, St Elizabeth now have access to a fully renovated health centre! Thanks to work done under the Ministry of Health and Wellness’ ‘Operation Refresh’ programme. Operation Refresh is a comprehensive initiative aimed at revitalising Jamaica’s healthcare system, by addressing longstanding deficiencies and inadequate patient services as well as modernising the provision and delivery of health services. The...

Winston Jones High School in Manchester invests heavily in agriculture technology to expose students to a variety of areas in the sector.

Jamaica is the only country in the Caribbean, now, that has a refugee policy and is compliant with the policy and best practices.

How much do you know about organic farming? Do you use compost on your farm? If not we tell you what you need to know about it on today’s edition of Calling Farmers.

Deputy Commissioner of Corrections in charge of Custodial Services, Joyce Stone has been conferred with the Order of Distinction (OD), in the rank of Officer, for outstanding Public Service with the Department of Correctional Services.

The World Health Organisation recommends exclusive breastfeeding during the first six months of a baby’s life. But what if you’re not able to produce enough milk for your child? We provide some tips on this week’s Healthline.