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On today’s edition of Sports Spotlight the 2018 National Junior and Senior Athletics Championships kick off this weekend.

Windrush migrants in Jamaica receiving assistance; Prime Minister opens debate on CARICOM review report and Bog Walk High School renamed.

Jamaica elected to United Nations economic and social council, Cabinet approves revised foreign policy; and ground broken for new classrooms at Immaculate High School.

Minister of State in the Ministry of National Security, Rudyard Spencer, says projects being implemented by the Department of Correctional Services have proven to be sustainable and have contributed to savings.

On today’s programme we tell you more about the new features for Denbigh 2018.

The May Pen Unit for the Deaf in Four Paths, Clarendon is among educational institutions to benefit from EU funding support.

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On today’s programme, the ten festival song finalists are on the road in preparation for the grand finale.

Less Jamaicans being denied entry to Trinidad and Tobago; NWA to begin island-wide drain cleaning activities; and Transport Authority gets three new busses

ICT Sector leads job creation during last fiscal year; Five-year National Strategy for Outsourcing Industry far advanced; and Tourism Ministry developing destination assurance policy.

Feasibility studies are being done for the establishment of an additional irrigation system in St. Elizabeth.