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On this week’s get the facts, more time to take advantage of the Companies Office of Jamaica (COJ) COVID-19 Compliance Relief Initiative.

30 young farmers selected to benefit from agricultural lands leased to them at agro-parks and production zones across the island.

On this week’s House Matters, Government commits to resolving issues surrounding waste management; Parliament passes Transport Authority Amendment Act, and over 3 thousand persons hired during the recent cruise industry recruitment drive.

Percy Junor Hospital receives tabletop autoclave, Over 2,800 businesses formally closed at Companies Office since onset of COVID-19, and New Board named for Jamaica Tertiary Education Commission

Health & Wellness Ministry to provide weekly updates on Monkeypox, Education Minister lobbying for greater exposure to financial literacy for students and plans advancing for redevelopment of National Stadium.

Greater Bernard Lodge Development a model for future agricultural communities.

The Government is to establish stroke units in the coming year; The Statistical Institute of Jamaica gets all clear to conduct population and housing census and NSWMA now accepting e-waste at its head and regional offices.

US Government investing 2 million US dollars to establish Cyber Centre, Health Minister appeals for patience with rehabilitation of Cornwall Regional Hospital; and Teachers to Be Trained Under Coding in Schools Project.

With the switching on of two NextGen TV transmitters by Television Jamaica (TVJ) in January and July 2022, Jamaica has joined South Korea and the United States of America in pioneering the deployment of Advanced Television Systems Committee (ATSC) 3.0, the world’s latest and most advanced television transmission standard.