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Political Ombudsman, Donna Parchment Brown, recently visited JIS Radio’s Studio 58A and shared details about her work and future objectives, with host Vaughn Davis. Here’s an excerpt of the discussion.

This week, we feature PMMA awardee, Stanley Archer.

The Government is looking to expand its investor outreach and rake in record levels of foreign direct investments.

Cumberland Road Health Centre has been chosen as one of two national Labour Day projects.

Social intervention activities have intensified in the Mount Salem Zone of Special Operations.

This week we’re going to Providence Heights Infant School in Montego Bay, St James to find out more about their sporting and cultural programs.

Tourism Ministry budgets millions to train high school students for the hospitality sector and to start the provision of housing solutions for tourism workers.

The Association of Caribbean Commissioners of Police, ACCP recently concluded its 33rd annual general meeting and conference.

In Jamaica over 53 thousand children and adolescents between 5 to 17 years are participating in economic activities, and over 18,000 Jamaican children and adolescents aged 5 to 17 participate in economic activities without having reached the minimum age for admission to employment.

What you need to know this week.

In 2012, the Ministry of Education undertook a revision of the national curriculum for grade one through to grade nine.

On this week’s Jamaica Made we learn how one Jamaican company is adding to our island’s diverse culinary offerings.