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Kingston has been designated a Creative City of Music by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, UNESCO.

On this edition we look at what it means for Jamaica to be a World Heritage Model

Twenty-five female students, between ages 11 and 15 were trained to become computer coders as part of Government’s thrust to increase the number of women in the male-dominated field. More than 700 girls across the island should be engaged in coding simultaneously between Thursday, December 10 and Saturday, December 12.

On today’s programme, UWI students walk for a Wortley Cause

It’s the season of giving and Food for the Poor (FFP) has donated provisions to assist Mount Olivet Boys’ Home’s self help project.Included are 1,000 chickens, feed and relevant supplies from the Agriculture and Fisheries Unit of the FFP.

On today’s programme, a new Community Resource Centre is to be built in Kitson Town.

The Archaeology Division of the Jamaica National Heritage Trust (JNHT) has identified another historical Maroon site in the Blue and John Crow Mountains.The Mountains are known for its rich cultural heritage and home to the Windward Maroons

On today’s programme, Schools in East Kingston and Port Royal get tablet computers.

On today’s programme, Region One Student Council Reps tackle issues affecting the hearing impaired.

On today’s programme, we travel to King’s House to attend the JIS Heritage Awards Ceremony

On today’s programme, we travel to two schools in Manchester that recently received some much needed upgrades.

On today’s programme, the second cohort of parent mentors set out to change parenting in Jamaica.