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On today’s programme we share some highlights from Labour Day activities across the island.

On today’s programme, the Jamaica Constabulary Force improves efficiency by going hi-tech.

Friday, May 23 will be observed across the island of Jamaica as Labour Day and the National Solid Waste Management Authority (NSWMA) will be hard at work right across the island supporting the national observance.

Whenever you have a medical issue your best bet is to get to the nearest hospital and have it sorted out, right? Wrong! The Ministry of Health and Wellness has been urging most persons to utilize their community health centres before making a trip to the hospital, adding that there are a number of benefits to doing so. These include reduced travel...

The communities of Parade Gardens, Majesty Gardens, Gregory Park, Norwood, and Grange Hill are to benefit from a project dubbed Comm-Unity Resilience and Transformation (CREATE), which is geared towards strengthening security and reducing crime.

Jamaicans now have access to 20 new additional scholarships under the Commonwealth Scholarship Programme, for small island developing states (SIDS).  

Many people call chess a "mental martial art." Because it develops emotional resilience, improves problem-solving abilities, and sharpens critical thinking. Speaking at a Meet & Greet event at the Medallion Hall Hotel in Kingston recently Prime Minister, Dr. Andrew Holness, while narrating a 2013 exchange with Jamaican-American Chess Grandmaster Maurice Ashley, reiterated the government’s support for the popularization of the...

4 neighbourhood watch groups have been launched in Portmore, St. Catherine.

Recovering from illness takes time depending on the issue. But for a child, that recovery process can be made easier knowing that mommy or daddy is close by for support. This is even more critical when that child is in an unfamiliar place such as a hospital ward. The strange faces, noise and unfamiliar bed can be uncomfortable for young...

On today’s programme, we tell you more about the Olympic Gardens JamaicaEye Control Centre.

On today’s programme, we look at sexual digital exploitation and how you can avoid being a victim.

We’re on a mission today in Brown’s Town St Ann where hundreds of students, community members and staff benefited from a health fair hosted on the grounds of the Brown’s Town High School. Persons who turned out to the event received free health checks and screenings and the students also got a chance to win prizes and surprizes. The school’s...