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On this week Jamaica Made we tell you how this local company is making the dream of a perfect wedding dress come through for many brides

Chain Reactions: The Tea On MSG Pt 2

The search continues for potential oil and gas reserves in the island’s territorial waters.

More than 14,000 young persons benefitted under the Housing, Opportunity, Production and Employment (HOPE) programme in 2017, and some 20,000 are targeted for this year. Today we hear from the National Coordinator of the HOPE programme to get an update on the initiative’s successes to date.

Restorative Justice, an alternative method of dispute resolution, was rolled out in 2008 in 4 communities to compliment the traditional justice system.

Entrepreneurship ideas and opportunities for women will form part of the discourse of this year staging of the IWD Symposium on March 8 at the National Indoor Center.

The government of Jamaica has been searching for new ways to lower its energy bill. Among the initiatives undertaken to accomplish this objective was the development of the National Energy Policy in 2009.

The first phase of the Ministry of Science, Energy and Technology's Technology Advancement Programme (TAP) is well underway. The programme will see approximately 1000 unattached youth being equipped with skills in data collection and analysis.

When it comes to money, there’s a four letter word that even when whispered can send shudders down the spine of practically anyone who hears it. That word is D-E-B-T, debt.

Today we continue our look at the planned projects and hear from a few Ministers who spoke at the meeting of the Standing Finance Committee.

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