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On today’s edition of You and the Law we’ll be discussing how child support can be accessed in Jamaica. Listen to learn more on this edition of You & The Law.

Being a woman and getting older; two of biggest risk factors for getting breast cancer. Here in Jamaica, breast cancer is the leading cause of death among women. Globally, 1 in every 8 women is expected to be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime. For men, it’s 1 in 1,333. It’s for this reason there have been calls for persons,...

On today’s programme, we continue our conversation on setting goals and making them happen with Founder of the Goal Accelerator Club and Productivity Ambassador with the Jamaica Productivity Centre, Nicole McLaren Campbell. Listen to learn more on this edition of Career Talk.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says talks are underway to regulate the collection of garbage in schools across the island. This, following a tragic accident on Monday involving a student at the Clan Carthy Primary School. After meeting with the Principal and touring the student’s classroom, the Prime Minister gave a commitment that the government would be taking steps to prevent a recurrence...

73 surgeries conducted during USNS Comfort Hospital ship mission to Jamaica; Keys to refurbished home handed over to Bay Farm Road fire victims and; Courts to get facelifts for Christmas.

JAMPRO launches online business investment guide, NWA starts islandwide patching works and Government strategically implementing anti-gang measures.

There are many reasons why people visit Jamaica. Many come to enjoy the food, others for the relaxing environment, and some for the interesting culture. But what if you could enjoy all of that while undergoing treatment for a medical condition? That’s the package health and wellness resort Doc’s place international is offering visitors to our shores. We share their story on...

This week we talk Skip to My Lou Lou and JCDC Performing Arts Workshops. Plus, new deadline for entries to the JIS Heritage Competitions. Listen today’s edition of the Arts Page to learn more.

In recent days the National Solid Waste Management Authority (NSWMA) has been urging citizens not to leave more than two bags of cuttings for collection and disposal in order to make compost. Listen today’s edition of Get the facts to learn more.

Tourism Minister, Edmund Bartlett, says the Government will continue to establish policies and programmes to boost tourist arrivals and earnings, through Music and Entertainment.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness, has attributed the drop in youth unemployment to empowerment programmes implemented by Government agencies.

The plastic recycling pilot project launched in Rae Town, Kingston, will seek to reduce the volume of waste entering the harbour, and provide income-generating opportunities for community members. The two-year project is being implemented by the National Solid Waste Management Authority NSWMA and funded by the Japanese Government through the United Nations Environment Programme UNEP. Listen today’s edition of RAJA to...