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                      Most of us are used to JCDC offerings solely around Festival Time! Not anymore! We take a peek at the Fi-Wi Short Film Competition Screening in today’s Arts Page!

              Sun, sea, sand, track-and-field… TECH? Jamaica takes steps to leap into the future of technology, taking strides to upskill local talent with UTECH’s latest Microsoft Day! I’m Joy Kelly. Let’s go Roundabout JA.

Ministry of Agriculture receives $9 million donation of input supplies from Jamaica Agricultural Chemical Association.

Nestled on the property of the South Camp Adult Correctional Centre on Camp Road, in Kingston, you will find a new building that will cater to the needs of nursing mothers and their babies. The state-of-the-art building is a nursery, which houses 3-bedrooms.

On this week’s Healthline we speak with a Medical Microbiologist to explore a silent killer caused by common infections known as sepsis

The World Bank is stressing the importance of skills development in achieving its three main goals of eliminating poverty, reducing inequality and fighting climate change. Human Development Programme Leader for Latin America and the Caribbean at the World Bank, Dr Emre Özaltin, highlighted that in addition to global megatrends, the changes observed in education and the labor markets are mostly...

Government announces positive outlook for Christmas season with production returning to normal following the passage of hurricane beryl.

Jamaica Tourist Board announces plans to expand marketing arrangements in Latin America. We tell you all about it on this week’s Tourism Round Up.

The coral gemstone, which evokes the splendor of buried treasures and subterranean realms, symbolizes the beauty and depth of a relationship spanning 35 years.  On today’s programme we recognize the coral hidden gem of the Alphansus Davis High School Mrs. Sharon Campbell.

Jamaica is poised to be the first country within the region to achieve its sustainable development goals, 630 Hectares of agricultural crops replanted, and 15 million dollars to be disbursed for additional repairs to St. Ann’s Bay market.