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- Check Out Beechwood's Gourmet Guava Sauce
- Move over tomato ketchup, there's a new sauce in town. Jamaican gourmet guava sauce is the first product in the Beechwood Products brand. The line was conceptualised by the Women's Resource and Outreach Centre (WROC) to encourage the production of alternative crops for agro-processing.
- Women’s convention pushes transformational leadership agenda
- Women’s Leadership…Wellspring for Transformation is the theme for an empowering all-day women’s convention coming up on March 30.
- Let’s recall some great women
- Seven heroes: six males, one female. Is it that Nanny of the Maroons was the only notable woman leader in Jamaica during the slavery era?
- Raising Pigs A Rewarding Profession
- The cold night wind coming off the river was giving Marsha Graham a hard time as she struggled to keep warm, but she was determined to stay the course. Finally, some time after 10, the tired Somerset resident was able to leave the pigpen, secure in the knowledge that the 10 new-born piglets and the sow were okay.
- A Woman's Place
- “Women tend to be more industrious and so they should use their ability to seduce men in order to advance whatever agenda they are advocating for. They also need to use this attribute to encourage men to take their rightful place in society.” This is the astounding view of a male social worker who was participating in a forum on women’s leadership organized by the Women’s Resource and Outreach Centre (WROC) in Kingston recently.