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Government Launches Tools For Trade Programme, Water Regulation Measures Coming For Constant Spring Water Treatment Facility, and 200 Young Jamaicans To Be Employed Through Youth Summer Programme.

Becoming a homeowner is a dream come true for many. And for young adults and first responders, that dream is now closer to reality as the National Housing Trust, NHT, rolls out new housing benefits, today. We’ll tell you more in today’s programme. Stay tuned.

Farmers, schools, and students are benefiting from a diaspora-driven initiative in the wake of challenges from the impact of Hurricane Melissa. We tell you more about the Jamaican-owned, New York-based company, Golden Krust's 2-phase recovery initiative in Jamaica dubbed ‘Feeding Futures.’

Reducing traffic violations and lowering crashes that cause serious injuries and death are the goal of the soon to be implemented Demerit Points System. Come Duh Road with us as we seek to improve road safety and driver behaviour on the nation’s roads. Stay tuned.

Jamaica is again in the throes of another hurricane season. And considering the fact, that some 215,000 buildings sustained varying degrees of damage during hurricane Melissa just last year, the issue of Building Codes has taken centre stage. In today’s edition of You and the Law, we examine just that. Stay tuned.

We say ‘it takes cash to care’ but does it? What if all you need is another ‘c’? Compassion! Let’s explore… Lately we’ve been following the work of Miadibes Cares in Mt Prospect, St Andrew…Our look has led us up into the hills of St Andrew for a Community Health Fair…The undertaking, spearheaded by NGO Founder Kelly Mahfood, was generated...

On today’s programme, we look at the residents’ role in staying safe this hurricane season from the perspective of the St. Ann Municipal Corporation.

Road traffic demerit point system to be implemented in September, Transport ministry modernizing road traffic legislation, and Tourism workers pension scheme now valued at 5.3 billion dollars.