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Cabinet to receive strategic review report on NHT, Emergency Tribunal established and Help coming for farmers affected by January flood rains.

Prime Minister says more jobs created in 2017, Point of sale machines installed in courts and Health Ministry encourages Jamaicans to destroy mosquito breeding sites.

Over 178 million paid to Tivoli Incursion claimants; RGD Rolls out E-Registration of Births, and Tourism Demand Study Book launched

Emergency review tribunal for St. James; Five Agro economic zones to be developed; And Private Sector urged to seize opportunities in gastronomy industry.

Five Primary Schools to benefit from mathematics pilot project; Emphasis on gastronomy to promote growth in tourism and UDC still accepting bids to provide consulting services for Third City project.

On today’s programme, Are you old enough to remember the process of registering births in the 1960’s and 70’s? The process has now been made easier through the RGD’s e-registration of births. Stay tuned to learn more.

On today’s programme, we head to the parish of Clarendon for a school tour with the Minister of Education.

On today’s programme, we’re heading about 11 kilometers past the Norman Manley International Airport to Fort Charles in Port Royal for Earthquake awareness Day in Schools.

On today’s programme, we visit the children of Walkers Place of Safety.

On today’s programme, we’re running over to Hayes, Clarendon to check out the course ahead of the VCB 5K Run/Walk.

On today’s programme, upgrading work on the Mico University College Campus to begin with the improvement of the entrance.

On today’s programme, Oracabessa Primary School to Get a New School Bus