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News Recap October 16-20

New Firearm Licensing Authority Board named, Lessons learnt from Mount Salem ZOSO being applied to Denham Town and National Security Ministry launches new mentoring programme.

On today’s programme, Jamaica Fire Brigade to host Fire Safety Awareness Week activities.

One suspect arrested in relation to Tuesday’s major gun find, Jamaica records a fifteen percent reduction in road fatalities compared to last year and Fort Rocky named the first of several Entertainment Zones.

Finance Minister optimistic about growth this fiscal year, Joint forces reporting ammunition find in Denham Town and Falmouth to be positioned as a tourist destination.

It’s time to get the facts on traffic ticket amnesty

Farmers to benefit from an initiative aimed at increasing the production of Irish potatoes, onions and scotch bonnet peppers

Catherine Hall Primary and Infant is the latest in a series of schools to benefit from an initiative by the Citizen Security and Justice Programme (CSJP), aimed at building the capacity of school administrators, guidance counsellors and academic staff to offer support to behaviourally challenged students.

On this week’s career talk, Jamaica’s push for greater use of liquefied natural gas will open up new opportunities for Engineers.

The Potato and Onion Producers’ Association of Jamaica (POPA), has been working to support the growth of the potato and onion sector in Jamaica.

On this week’s Arts Page, the Poet Laureate and Helen Zell Young Writers Competition

Denham Town ZoSO remains incident free, National Heroes Absolution Bill passed in Parliament and new Building Bill will address water harvesting.