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                Overcoming challenging and difficult times, requires a tremendous amount of personal effort, and know how; characteristics which don’t always come in built in us humans. With the help of Counselling Psychologist Andre Allen-Casey, we explore how to adjust our internal makeup to build up our resilience. Stay tuned.

                          Last week, 4-6 Trafalgar Road was converted into a warehouse housing a mountain of donations, to stock care packages for women affected by Hurricane Beryl. Stay tuned to find out who was truly “Sharing the Love.”

The 10th staging of Christmas in July came with lots of fanfare and a variety of unique locally made gift items on sale. We tell you all about it on this week’s tourism round up.

Non Profit Organisation launches farmers rehabilitation fund in collaboration with the Ministry of Agriculture and other stakeholders.

The hurricane season is in full swing and the Rural Agricultural Development Authority has some tips to help farmers stay prepared.

1-billion-dollar allotment announced for Beryl recovery thrust, NHT Extends support to those impacted by the hurricane, and Ministry of Agriculture allocates 700 million dollars for hurricane support.

In the aftermath of the category 4 hurricane Beryl earlier this month, a great deal of debris and garbage was accumulated across the island. As part of the national recovery effort, the National Solid Waste Management Authority (NSWMA), has been up and out collecting solid waste across the island in collaboration with several state and private entities.

Ever feel lost managing your farm?  Many farmers do. But strong record-keeping can be your secret weapon for success.

If you’re a parent living in western Jamaica and your child needs specialized healthcare, that often means making the long and painstaking journey to Kingston to attend the Bustamante Hospital for Children. However, with the planned opening of the Western Child and Adolescent Hospital by June 2025 the Government hopes this kind of situation will be a thing of the...

Rural Agricultural Development Authority (RADA) distributing input supplies to hurricane affected farmers across the island.

The St. Catherine-based Crescent Primary School recorded exceptional performances in the 2024 Primary Exit Profile (PEP) Examinations. Sixty-two percent of the 133 Crescent Primary grade 6 pupils who took the exam this year met the highest level of competence for secondary education. Vice Principal Karian Patterson says she is pleased with the results, which were an improvement over 2023

Rural Agricultural Development Authority encouraging farmers to download the MET Service weather app as part of their disaster preparedness plan for the hurricane season.