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Labour and Social Security Minister announces Post Hurricane Beryl Relief Initiatives, $5 billion allotted from Disaster Risk Financing for Hurricane Relief, and Energy Minister Urges JPS to Meet Deadlines for Electricity Restoration

On today’s programme, residents share with us how proper management and containerizing their solid waste has impacted them positively and why they would encourage others to do the same.

Over 55 farmers receive insurance payout following the passage of hurricane Beryl.

                The Spoken Word is alive and well in Kingston with an exciting show offering up the cream of Jamaican storytelling and poetry ahead!   I’m Joy Kelly!  Let’s go Roundabout JA.

Sir Richard Branson, Albert Einstein, and Damon John all three of these notable persons have something in common, Dyslexia. Chances are you or someone you know has challenges with dyslexia and doesn’t even know. Dyslexia is a learning disability that primarily affects our ability to read. Co-Founder of the Society for Education & Technology Foundation Paula Dixon faced a similar...

Farmers encouraged to contact RADA to report hurricane damage; and Agriculture Ministry provides update on irrigation systems.

Students at the St. Catherine-based Crescent Primary School, are inspired to constantly put their best foot forward, especially in their academics, by their motto, "Only the best is good enough." That was exactly what Nathan Gersham had in mind when he sat his 2024 Primary Exit Profile (PEP) Examinations. For his efforts Nathan was named Crescent Primary's 2024 Top Male...

On today’s programme, we share some best practices for solid waste management and containerization.

Agriculture Ministry announces $700 million dollar response programme to help farmers recover from the impact of Hurricane Beryl.

On today’s programme, we share some solid waste management and containerization best practices.

On this week’s Healthline, we share some strategies for encouraging your child to live a healthy lifestyle courtesy of a new book on the market.

            The Anglican Church celebrates 200 years with a special visit and makes a “joyful noise” as it showcases our musical legacy! I’m Joy Kelly!  Let’s go Roundabout JA.