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On this week’s programme, Prime Minister Simpson Miller encourages support for the Caribbean Court of Justice, Jamaica Social Investment Fund Launches its Integrated Community Development Project, and Holmwood Technical High School to benefit under the High School Sports Infrastructure Improvement Project.

In today’s programme we look at the importance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle. And later, an initiative by the All Saints Apostolic Church geared towards increasing health awareness.

Jamrock Summer: 90 Days, 90 Ways, an initiative by the Tourism and Entertainment Ministry, to further promote the island’s rich offerings. And in our Know Jamaica feature, we journey to a lush parish on the Eastern end of the island. 

Rate of depreciation of Jamaican dollar slowing down, Housing Ministry looking to Draft Squatter Policy and Industry Minister underscores importance of National Export Strategy.

On today’s programme we explore measures being implemented by the Government to encourage innovation in the manufacturing and production industries.

On today’s edition of the Arts Page…The St. Ann 4-H Clubs Leaders Association will be putting on a Youth and Family Sports Day at the Noranda Bauxite Sports Complex in Discovery Bay and the Jamaica Jazz & Blues Festival will be honouring another reggae music legend,

The Community health and wellness fair will be on February 7 on the grounds of the All Saints Apostolic Church from 10 am to 2 pm.The fair will be held under the theme: “Healthy choices for a healthy lifestyle.”

In today’s programme we look at important tips to follow when purchasing a used motor vehicle and how to determine the model year of a vehicle

PCJ clarifies pricing formula; Government to establish Ninth Agro Park; Public education campaign coming to discourage certain groups from Using Ganja.

The Rural Agricultural Authority (RADA) will kick off a training programme for its extension officers, in greenhouse production techniques, starting next month. The programme is intended to boost competence in various areas to meet the needs of the country’s farmers, and help them remain up-to-date with best practices.

Finance Ministry offering incentives for creation of innovative products; Agriculture ministry exploring development of pharmaceutical items from fish trimmings; and parents urged to plan for their children’s tertiary education.

Government clarifies cost of west Kingston commission of enquiry, Cabinet Approves Ganja Legislative Framework and Phase two of Participatory Slum Upgrade Programme to be launched in February.