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This week, we hear the story of a woman who started a foundation to help the elderly and children.

On today’s edition of You and the Law we explore how our Human Trafficking Laws work.

The Health and Wellness Ministry will be implementing a National Salt Reduction Programme as part of ongoing measures to combat non-communicable diseases (NCDs). On this week’s Healthline we explore the link between NCDs and salt.

On today’s edition of Career Talk, we feature the Knockalva Polytechnic College. I’m Anjuii James-Sawyers.

International travelers urged to take precautions against Measles, 250,000 traffic tickets issued since the start of the year; and Jamaica observes World Blood Donor Day.

Businessman Richard Byles to become next Bank of Jamaica Governor, PEP examination grading system in keeping with international best practices; and Apps being developed to Improve public sector efficiency.

Though the 8th Biennial Jamaica Diaspora Conference will culminate with the Diaspora Day of Service on June 20, Day One of the Conference on June 16 will see the execution of a very special service project. This project, being carried out by the Jamaica Diaspora Health Taskforce, will focus on Mental Health, specifically assisting persons suffering from Alzheimer’s disease and Dementia....

There’s a new hotel in town, catering specifically to business professionals, and staking a claim for Jamaica as the premier business tourism destination in the region. We tell you all about it on this week’s Tourism Round Up

On this week’s Arts Page, Percussionist Roshane Wright talks about his upcoming show ‘The Journey’

On this week’s Get the facts, we’re looking at Former Prime Minister, Edward Seaga’s contribution to religion.