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Prime Minister again calls on Jamaicans to protect children, Primary and High School Students to Benefit from Financial Literacy Education and IDB Country Representative Lauds Jamaica’s economic reform programme.

Privatization negotiations for Kingston Container Terminal to conclude before end of current fiscal year; NATFATIP submits human trafficking report to US State Department; and JSIF donates educational equipment to 40 schools.

M.W.L.C.C.#3- Climate Change On The Environment.

As the Holland High School in Trelawny celebrates its 10th anniversary this year.

The Urban Development Corporation (UDC) recently announced a divestment programme resulting in the 1.3 billion dollar sale of a number of key properties and the signing of lease arrangements, since the appointment of its current Board in 2012. We tell you more in today’s edition of Urbanscope.

In this edition of Sports Spotlight, registration period opens for 2015 Social Development Commission National Twenty/20 Community Cricket Competition; Sports Minister hails inaugural staging of the Jamaica Winter Table Tennis Championships and more.

Standing Finance Committee of Parliament reviews the 2015/16 estimates of expenditure and House approves withdrawal from Capital Development Fund.

In today’s programme: Cabinet has approved the lease of 250 acres of land in Wallen, St. Catherine, to Red Stripe to expand cassava production.

Jamaica poised for 3 percent economic growth, 2.4 Billion dollars allocated to Sugar Transformation Project and Education Ministry Supports New E-Learning Platform

Minister Hanna Condemns Brutal Attack on St Thomas Teen, Motorists urged to reduce speed on the nation’s roads and Jamaica to Benefit from Climate Change Resilience Project.

In today’s programme, we highlight the Integrated Community Development Project recently launched in Steer Town.

The Government continues to implement programmes and policies to create the conditions for sustained economic growth.Chief Executive Officer of the Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica, Dennis Chung highlights the importance of fiscal prudence and the strategy for economic growth He was speaking in an interview with Ian Boyne