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Special Olympians residing at the Golden Age Home who copped three gold medals for Jamaica at the recent Special Olympics World Summer Games in the United States were honoured at a Home-Coming and Pre-Independence celebration ceremony recently.

The Tourism Enhancement Fund T.E.F. is providing Two Hundred And Sixty million dollars towards the implementation of an ‘All Island Maintenance Beautification Project’.

We look at one of our national emblems our flag and also, our national anthem. Also we highlight the Independence activities to take place on Wednesday.

On today’s programme, we talk about our heritage sites How important are they and what’s their significance? We answer those questions in a few we tell you about the Independence activities for Monday August Three

Who wants to be the same way they were 5 or 10 years ago? My guess is as good as yours. We all want to improve ourselves. For our young people today, we talk about being our better selves

The United Church in Jamaica and the Cayman Islands will be implementing a specialized training programme to address child care and protection issues.

Youth and Culture Minister, Lisa Hanna, is calling on Jamaicans to come out and enjoy themselves at this year’s Emancipation and Independence activities, even as they reflect on the nation’s many achievements.

Since the start of the year, hundreds of acres of forest cover have been lost due to bush fires. With this sad reality, Conservator of Forests, Marilyn Headley, is imploring citizens to desist from lighting fires in and around wooded areas.

Bullying in schools is a worldwide problem that has negative consequences for the general school environment and prevents students from learning in a safe environment without fear. In light of this, the Ministry of Education will be addressing the issue of bullying in schools in the 2015 Revised Safety and Security Manual.

On today’s edition we focus on our Youth. We’ll be talking self-worth and the importance of self-acceptance.

The Science and Technology Education Unit of the Scientific Research Council-SRC- in collaboration with Grace Kennedy Staff and Community Foundation, will be hosting a summer camp from July, in downtown Kingston.The camp will target Forty Five inner city children between the ages of eight and twelve years, who are currently living in or attending primary schools in the downtown Parade Gardens...

Over 600 young people are benefitting from the University of Technology-UTech-Students’ Union Council’s annual summer outreach project, ‘Teach the Youth’, under the theme: “Unleash your Potential, Empowered for Greatness”.