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As at November 7 the National Surveillance Unit in the Ministry of Health and Wellness had recorded a total of 12,794 notifications for dengue in its electronic database. This was data received between January 1 last year and November 7 this year. Of that figure 7,179 cases have been classified as suspected, presumed or confirmed cases of dengue. Listen to get...

Scores of residents in Hanover were exposed to the virtues of good parenting and partnership at a recent public lecture in the parish. The event, was organised by the Lucea United Church Family Life Ministries, in celebration of National Parent Month 2019 in November. The audience, which included parents, principals, teachers, students and others, saw presentations on how to become better role...

Mango farmers are now optimistic about the revival of the sector, following the successful export of the fruit to the United States earlier this year. We tell you more on today’s edition of calling farmers.

Government to partner with the youth on Policy Development, Traffic Changes planned for Three Miles Area this weekend, and Mango Farmers reaping success on export market.

School breakfast programme officially launched in St Elizabeth and 2000 acres of land allocated to grow produce for the programme. We tell you more on today’s edition of calling farmers.

Economic Growth Council tips digitization to spur gateway for further economic growth; Spaulding High school renamed Alphansus Davis High and Parliament approves amendments for transformation of HEART Trust NTA.

The Electoral Commission of Jamaica has rolled out its island-wide voter registration renewal exercise which will see Jamaicans upgrading their existing Voter ID cards by 2020. Director of Elections, Glasspole Brown joined Deputy CEO of the JIS Enthrose Campbell to discuss the scope of the renewal process. Listen to this edition of Get the facts to learn more about this project.

Teachers of students with special needs will soon be required to undergo specialist training. The Special Education Policy, once approved and implemented, will make it mandatory for teachers of students with special needs to be adequately trained and certified. Listen to this feature to find out more about this new initiative.

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.