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On today’s edition of Calling Farmers, we look at plant mutation breeding for sweet yam and ginger plants.

Students at the Little Bay Primary and Infant School who sat this year’s Primary Exit Profile (PEP) examinations performed excellently, with more than 80 per cent receiving passes for a school of their choice.

This week on Duh Road, we’re breaking down the recently announced changes for the Linstead Transport Centre and the wider transportation network in the town.

The phased reopening of the economy is boosting confidence among consumers and businesses, but there’s still some amount of hesitancy. We’ll explain on this week’s going for growth.

The Maxfield Park Children’s Home in Kingston to be repurposed into a Centre of Excellence for Childcare residential and outpatient services in the country

On today’s edition of Jamaica House Weekly: Prime Minister calls for decisive ban on corporal punishment, meets with foreign officials from the World Bank and Japan and celebrates his birthday!

Jamaicans are eating too much unhealthy fats including trans fats. Recent data suggests that overall, about two times or more than the required amount of fat is consumed in Jamaica from local production and imports. But it’s not always the fault of consumers. We discuss the issue on this week’s healthline.

This week on You & The Law, we're looking at how suspected or actual cases of child abuse should handled.

The Dispute Resolution Foundation is encouraging professionals with a background in the behavioural sciences, to volunteer for the School Suspension Intervention Programme.

Country gets Three more COVID-19 field hospitals, Tourism Minister Projects Increase In Earnings By The end of August, and Academic Research In Transportation Being Explored To Improve The Sector.