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Prime Minister now has oversight for Science, Energy and Technology portfolios; Corporate Area NWC customers advised to brace for service disruptions; and Education Ministry to ramp up career guidance programme.

On Get The Facts this week, we give you tips for conserving water.

JUTC to get over 100 new buses; Gayle residents accessing postal services at Port Maria post office; and agriculture minister reiterates importance of climate-smart strategies.

Supply of asphalt and asphaltic products to improve; new Jamaica Agriculture Society executive focused on growing agriculture sector and; Water lock offs to affect Corparate Area for the next three days.

On today’s programme we hear about an upcoming netball training camp being organized by Netball Jamaica and the New Zealand High Commission.

On today’s programme, Culinary Arts Festival and Competition to be revived, and later, our Glimpses of Jamaica segment.

The Hazardous Laboratory Waste Clean-up Ad-Hoc Committee (HALWAC) in the Ministry of Science and Technology recently disposed of some 6,000 litres of chemical and hazardous waste under a pilot exercise.

The Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF) will be using more technological solutions to arrest crime in Jamaica.

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Industry, Commerce, Agriculture and Fisheries Minister, Audley Shaw, says the Ministry will be implementing several strategies to boost Jamaica’s livestock and dairy industries to enable the country to become self-sufficient in these areas.

Increasing need for intellectual property rights in Agriculture; Strategic review of Jamaica Agricultural Society underway; and country urged to reflect on the economic value of Jamaican culture. The news in detail after the break.