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Jamaica’s sixth COVID-19 Field Hospital, located at the Savanna-La-Mar Hospital in Westmoreland, is now operational.

The social housing component of  Housing Opportunity Production and Employment (HOPE) Programme has seen the delivery of homes to scores of families across the island with two North East St Andrew residents among the latest recipients.

Prime Minister hands over homes under New Social Housing Programme. Plus…. We travel to Clarendon with newly appointed Minister, Floyd Green.

Nine more doctors have signed on to the Ministry of Health and Wellness’ Public Private Partnership for Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) programme. This means more patients with chronic illness who are being treated at clinics will get the opportunity to receive private care. We’ll tell you what that means for the country on this week’s Healthline.

On today’s edition of You and The Law, we’re continuing our look at the Copyright Act and how this important piece of legislation serves to protect your intellectual property rights.

Jamaica willing to administer Pfizer vaccine to children 5 to 11 years old, Agriculture Ministry looking to expand affordable protein options for consumers, and JBDC making business development strategies digestible in new blog.

Government launches initiative to boost coffee exports to Europe.

Activities for the 15th annual Reggae Month celebration now underway.

The Harry Watch Primary School in rural Manchester is to be outfitted with a Smart Computer Lab in order to provide students with access to information and communications technology (ICT) in a structured learning environment, to better prepare them for a digital future.

On this week’s get the facts, we’ll tell you what to do before investing in Jamaican real estate. Stay tuned.