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Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, Senator Kamina Johnson Smith, says Jamaica’s participation on the world stage this year is unprecedented.

On today’s programme: The Transport Authority gets three new buses for employees and the Port Authority signs ten year concession agreement.

We feature recipient of the PMMA Awardee, Diana Thompson.

On today’s programme, Immaculate High School to undertake expansion work.

Patron of the competition and International Architectural Expert Gordon Gill, and Senior Project Manager at the UDC, Leighton Whyte were recently inside JIS Radio’s Studio 58A, where they outlined the rules and regulations of the competition, as well as their expectations of the winning design. We bring you an excerpt of their interview with host Vaughn Davis.

Government working to have Cabinet papers submitted electronically by year end; Women’s health survey launched; and measures being put in place to protect local manufacturers

Every nature lovers dream is to spend all day outside while getting paid to do so. On this week’s Career talk, we tell all about the career of being a park ranger.

Jamaica still in post-Brexit talks with the UK, JISCO to spend 3 billion dollars on special economic zone in St. Elizabeth and Gansu Industrial Park to be environmentally friendly.

On today’s programme, we give you an update on the Denham town ZOSO.

Acting Director of the Agricultural Services Division in the Ministry of Industry, Commerce, Agriculture and Fisheries, Kevin Condappa, is calling for the return of the Agricultural Marketing Corporation (AMC) Marketing Model, as a solution to the distribution issues in the agriculture sector.

On this week’s Get the Facts we answer frequently asked questions about rent.