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Tougher penalties coming for human traffickers; Government Reiterates Commitment to Increase Employment for persons with disabilities; and PIOJ to Host Community Fair at Upcoming Symposium.

The Young Entrepreneurs Association of Jamaica (YEA), in partnership with the Ministry Industry, Investment and Commerce will host a two-day forum on Saturday November 6 and, Sunday November 7.

On this week’s Get The Facts, traveling to Jamaica getting easier as we learn to co-exist with COVID-19. Catch up on the latest right here.

SRC discusses plans for Science & Technology Month and launches the S&T XXtrordineers JA Docuseries & Publication. Access nomination form at https://bit.ly./3BvbYrj

On this week’s Arts Page, JAFTA joins the Spotlight Initiative for Short Film Competition. And later, entries close this Sunday for the JIS Heritage Competition.

On today’s edition of calling farmer’s, we give you an overview of the Sustainable Agriculture in the Caribbean (SAC) Project.

Frontier Airlines launches Atlanta route into Montego Bay, increasing airlift options for persons living in the United States. We tell you all about it on this week’s tourism round up.

CARICOM leaders call for greater climate action, Jamaica now able to export pineapples to Barbados and St. Elizabeth police preparing for busy yuletide season.

The Jamaica Information Service (JIS) has extended the deadline for the submission of entries for its 2021 Heritage Competition from October 31 to November 7 at midnight.

Acting Principal of the Corinaldi Primary School in St. James, Deon Stern-Anglin, says online classes have been going well and her institution is ready for the resumption of face-to-face classes on November 8.