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Minister of Health and Wellness, Dr. Christopher Tufton says Jamaica’s health reform agenda over the next few years is aimed at ensuring the country achieves Universal Health Coverage by 2030.

A hero honoured: The parish of St. James has paid homage to National Hero Samuel Sharpe with a floral tribute on Labour Day. The event commemorated the day on which Samuel Sharpe was hanged in the town square in 1832 and was held at the monument erected in his honour.

Getting the best yield when planting Irish potato requires applying best practices. Things like doing a soil analysis, having the right climate and having the right seeds all play an important role. RADA Agriculture Extension Officer Joel Pryce will give us some tips on what to do after the seeds are planted.

New measures to curb road fatalities; Harbour View roundabout gets facelift; and St. James pays tribute to Sam Sharpe.

On a sunny Thursday morning, over 50 young Jamaicans gathered at cluster E at the Golden age home to spend some time with the residents, who were not only happy to see so many young people taking time out to interact with them, but also to help beautify the space they call home.

Prime Minister participates in Labour Day Project, Gives update on Meteorological and Rainfall Conditions; and attends 18th Caribbean Shipping Executives Conference.

On today’s edition of You and the Law, The Child Diversion Act to be operationalized in short order and more plans coming to improve the justice system.

On this week’s episode we’re discussing eating disorders and suicidal risk behaviours among children. Stay tuned.

Four new programmes have been added to the curricula for community colleges. We tell you more about this on today’s edition of Career Talk.

Security at Papine High School strengthened, Agricultural programme at Rio Cobre correctional centre expanded and New tracking programme to come on stream at Donald Quarrie High School.