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Unattached Youth in St. James and St. Catherine North referred to HOPE Programme; government to aggressively pursue development of Jamaica’s bunkering industry and National Air Quality Management Programme to be strengthened.

Prime Minister to announce special commission to address violence, Security forces commended for professionalism during state of public emergency and CAPE students to receive college credits.

According to data from the Jamaica Constabulary Force (JCF), youth are perpetrators and victims of a significant percentage of criminal activities, with 2017 statistics indicating that 86 young persons were arrested for murder, 78 for shooting and 148 for robbery.

Manager of the Poverty Eradication Coordination Unit at the PIOJ, Shelly Ann Edwards, recently visited JIS Radio’s Studio 58A, where she outlined some of the focus areas of the poverty reduction programme. She was speaking with host Vaughn Davis.

On today’s programme, get your sneakers, sweats or tights- we are heading to Emancipation Park for Jamaica Moves!

This week, young scholars are being given the chance to pursue excellence with some financial help.

On today’s programme, Prime Minister attends Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting, urges UK Government to address Windrush Generation matter, and engages Jamaican disapora in Europe.

This week, we look at legal aid in court under the duty council system.

This week we revisit the core values of the Jamaica Moves Campaign on its one year anniversary.

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If you dream of becoming a pilot, you’re in the right place, listen up as we tell you how to make that dream a reality on this week’s career talk.