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On this week's programme, Prime Minister Holness hails Diplomatic Corps for assisting local fight against COVID-19 and visits the parish of Manchester to handover social housing unit.

Children at the Black River Hospital paediatric ward receive toys from private sector foundation.

Calls are being renewed for the food industry to reduce the salt content in their products, considering the negative impact of excess salt on overall health. The Heart Foundation of Jamaica (HFJ) is among those making the plea as the country gears up to join the rest of the world in observing Salt Awareness Week from March 14 to 20,...

The Jamaica Centre of Tourism Innovation launches new Certification in Hotel Industry Analytics. We tell you all about it on this week’s tourism round up.

On today’s edition of calling farmers we share the story of Dencon foods Jamaica limited.

On this week’s Get The Facts, new and upgraded banknotes coming into circulation this year. We’ll tell you why.

IDB to help strengthen Public Policy and Fiscal Management; Government to incentivize merchants to use Jamaica Digital Exchange; and More Males Becoming victims of Human Trafficking.

Ministry of Agriculture to expand mother farm concept across the island to improve efficiency and support to small farmers.

On this week’s House Matters, 100 billion dollars allocated for public sector compensation plan, No new taxes for new fiscal year and Government to introduce new 2000 dollar note.

We feature the Old Harbour High School in St. Catherine and Petersfield Primary and Infant School in Westmoreland. Both schools reopened for the full resumption of face-to-face classes on Monday, March 7, 2022.

Agriculture Ministry to continue work to expand domestic crop production in the new financial year.

No new taxes for new fiscal year; 2 billion dollars allocated to help offset high fuel prices; and Government to introduce new 2000-dollar bill.