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Government seeking to graduate from relationship with the IMF; Bureau of Standards Jamaica restructures operations; and Cabinet approves policy guidelines for appointment of public boards.

Child Protection and Family Services Agency to open transitional living centre, Government committed to improving country’s ease of doing business ranking; and GSAT results not impacted by ZOSOs and states of public emergency.

The Government’s communications network, GovNet, was officially launched on June 6; and is expected to result in greater public-sector interconnectivity and efficiency.

International stakeholders are expressing interest in the Global Resilience and Crisis Management Centre, to be established in Jamaica. We tell you more on this week’s Tourism Round Up.

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On Get the Facts this week we give you tips on how to use less plastics.

The ‘UJIMA’ Natural Farmers Market, hosted by the Source Farm based in St. Thomas, provides a venue where vendors including farmers, producers and artisans come together to provide a variety of fresh, naturally grown, pesticide free produce and related products, directly to the consumer.

On this week’s Arts Page, a new set of parish queens to be crowned, with one on her way to becoming Miss Jamaica.

On today’s programme, GSAT results are out, for the final time.

Government focused on fiscal certainty, Public private sector pharmacy programme expanded and Parallel operations underway at air traffic control centres.

PM to engage Jamaican diaspora in Canada; JP’s urged to take advantage of training opportunities; and Jamaica Moves to be introduced in High Schools. The news in detail after the break.