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Community organisations that promote gender equality and empowerment programmes are set to benefit from a $4 million Canadian dollar grant under the Gender Equality Programming initiative.

Research Analyst at the National Council on Drug Abuse, Uki Atkinson, recently sat down with host of JIS TV’s Get the Facts programme, Theodore Henry to discuss the findings of a recent Rapid Situational Assessment conducted by the National Council on Drug Abuse. The assessment revealed that the party drug, molly, has emerged among a list of popular substances now...

The Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) in partnership with the Jamaica Defence Force (JDF) has launched an initiative dubbed ‘Operation Relentless II’, which targets criminal gangs and gangsters involved in violent crimes or other aspects of the illicit gun trade.  

If you’re looking for funding support to help protect your innovative ideas, then you’ll want to stick around for today’s feature. We’re going for growth with the DBJ!

The recent spike in violence in the nation’s schools has again turned the spotlight on a familiar issue – Bullying.

Government looking to further reduce non-revenue water wastage across the island. Join me in the environment corner for the details.

Ontoday's programme, we look at some tips that we can use for effective fire safety.

EPOC impressed with Jamaica’s turnaround from the economic fallout caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

On today’s programme, new Fire Station built in Yallahs, to serve approximately 95,000 residents in the parish of St. Thomas.

Desmond Young's contribution to nation building stems engineering and energy. He has worked in the private and public sector with over 30 years of engineering experience.

The Development Bank of Jamaica (DBJ) has been facilitating the growth of micro and small enterprises by offering them a range of products and services through partnerships with several business support intermediaries (BSIs). Managing Director of one of the BSIs - the Caribbean Climate innovation Centre, Carlington Burrell recently sat down with Theodore Henry, host of the discussion programme ‘Get...

What would you do if you found out one of your favourite places to shop was actually a front for a criminal enterprise to move money around? That practice, knowns as money laundering, is increasingly becoming a challenge for Jamaica, through criminal networks and the rise in scamming operations. If not addressed, money laundering and related activities can have negative...