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On this week’s House Matters, New COVID-19 containment measures announced and debate begins on Trafficking In Persons (Prevention, Suppression, and Punishment) Amendment Act 2021

Jamacia 4H clubs targeting 800 new agriculture businesses under its Rural Youth Economic Empowerment programme.

Face to Face classes to resume next month for some schools, Government to re-consider ban on infirmary admissions and MOU signed to establish hospitality school named after hotelier Gordon “Butch” Stewart. The news in detail after the break.

Agriculture ministry working to establish youth advocate council to help increase youth involvement in policy development.

Vulnerable persons and those adversely affected by COVID-19 are to benefit from a $1-billion national food drive being implemented by the Government. Learn more in this drama.

The Ministry of Labour and Social Security through the National Council for Senior Citizens (NCSC) recently concluded the annual celebration of Jamaica’s older population at the National Senior Awards.

More than 200 individuals, clubs, and corporate entities were recognised for their outstanding service to the country’s senior citizens at this year’s National Senior Awards ceremony.

Pfizer vaccine shipment expected this weekend; CPFSA providing counselling for St. Thomas residents and STATIN Develops Export and Import indices to measure quarterly price changes.

The Bureau of Standards Jamaica (BSJ) has launched a Client Services Programme geared at helping business owners receive technical assistance and support. The goal is to improve the quality of goods and services offered to consumers in Jamaica and overseas.

Farmers in western Jamaica benefit from composting training courtesy of the Sandal’s Foundation.