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Early Childhood Development Psychologist at the Early Childhood Commission (ECC), Chavelle Campbell, recently sat down with Theodore Henry, host of the discussion programme ‘Get The Facts,’ to share more about the signs of and the solutions for bullying. We bring you an excerpt of their discussion.

Throwing caution to the wind when taking public transport could be the difference between life and death. Stay tuned to hear what the primary regulator for the public transportation system- the Transport Authority is doing, to ensure commuter safety.

Hurricane Melissa damaged several health facilities. Some lost roofs, many flooded, and others suffered structural damage. After the storm passed, repair teams moved in to restore the facilities so residents can safely  return to the primary care they rely on. How far has the work come? Stick around to find out.

As geopolitical tensions in the Middle East continue to impact global oil and food prices, Jamaicans are already feeling the effects at home. From higher fuel costs to rising grocery bills, everyday living is becoming more expensive. But while we can’t control global events, there are practical steps we can take to better manage our finances during uncertain times. We...

The 11th Biennial Jamaica Diaspora Conference is being planned not just for 2nd, 3rd, and 4th generation young people of Jamaican heritage, but with them in mind. This will shape how the conference creates spaces for youth voices, youth leadership, and youth‑driven solutions to contribute to Jamaica’s national development agenda. To register for the 11th Jamaica Biennial Diaspora Conference, visit...

A new benchmark will be set for diaspora engagement at this year’s staging of the Biennial Jamaica Diaspora Conference. The Conference will integrate artificial intelligence (AI)-driven technology to create more seamless connections between participants and exhibitors, to meet, do business, and build partnerships.

Honour, Diligence, Service… These guiding principles shape the daily lives of students, staff, and the wider school community of St. Andrew Technical High School. They are meant to drive ambition, strengthen discipline, and prepare students for life beyond the classroom…

So, you’ve migrated abroad after contributing for years to the National Insurance Scheme, NIS, but you haven’t yet attained the age of retirement to start receiving your benefits. What happens to your contribution? We examine this and more in today’s programme, stay tuned.

The government continues to skilfully navigate Jamaica’s reconstruction phase, six months after category 5 hurricane Melissa struck the island on October 28, 2025. Stay tuned to today’s programme, to hear what the Ministry of Labour and Social Security is doing to resolve gaps identified in the country’s ongoing response activities.

Calling all members of the Jamaican diaspora community!!! The 11th Biennial Jamaica Diaspora Conference returns to Montego Bay, Jamaica, from June 14 to 18, at the Montego Bay Convention Centre.

We all need electricity to survive. It literally powers everything we do. Most importantly, when it comes to storing medication, having a reliable source of electricity is essential. Jamaica is prone to natural disasters, and having a backup source of electricity is vital. It is with this in mind that the National Health Fund (NHF) invested heavily in its own...

More than 1,600 churches across the island were impacted by the passage of Hurricane Melissa. Many of the churches became a place of refuge and provision for displaced residents, even while they sustained damage and faced their own challenges. Out of the devastation came the government’s grant support programme - the Community Church Clean Up and Restoration Initiative, to help...