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On today’s edition of Sports Spotlight, we hear what the Jamaica Hockey Federation is doing to get more youngsters playing Hockey. Listen to this edition of Sports Spotlight to hear more.

On House Matters this week: Government launches national plan of action to end violence against children, lower house passes heart trust act and Prime Minister says JISCO working hard to reopen ALPART.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says the government is set to implement a full ban on corporal punishment as a form of discipline in a bid to end violence against children.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness, says the Government will be pumping resources towards monetising and upgrading brand Jamaica to better capitalise on its economic benefit and value.

The Press Association of Jamaica PAJ has honoured four of Jamaica’s veteran Journalists serving the country through a combined effort that spans one hundred and forty four years. Broadcaster Enthrose Campbell, Photographer Headley Dellmar Samuels, Broadcaster Elise Kelly and Journalist Karen Madden received citations and plaques during a luncheon on Wednesday. Listen to learn more about the PAJ Awards on this...

Private sector urged to invest in their employees; outsourcing firms to benefit under new project; and Code of Ethics being developed for social enterprises.

Government to implement full ban on corporal punishment; country’s short term economic prospects looking positive; and App launched to help parents care for children.

Sexual Harassment is behaviour characterized by the making of unwelcome and inappropriate sexual remarks or physical advances to a person in a workplace or other professional or social situation. If you have been a victim of sexual harassment call the Bureau of Gender Affairs at 876 754 8575-8 or 876 929 6660. Listen to this feature to learn more.

The world has already entered the 5th industrial revolution, with technology changing the way how we work and socialize. It should come as no surprise then that here in Jamaica efforts are underway to transform the nation into a digital society. Listen to this feature as we discuss some future plans to modernise the country with eGov Jamaica Limited.

Chief Executive Officer for eGov Jamaica Limited, Maurice Barnes says, come next year, the agency will be renamed the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) Authority and have primary responsibility for the country's overall ICT governance framework.