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On today’s edition of Jamaica House Weekly:  Prime Minister hosts townhall as part of Disaspora Sustainability Symposium, hails custodes for their work in promoting social values and visits his alma mater, St. Catherine High School.

Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries Floyd Green has announced that 20 percent of government-owned lands are to be reserved for youth farmers.

The Rotary Club of St. Andrew North in partnership with the Jamaica Kidney Kids Foundation has donated medical equipment to the Ministry of Health and Wellness.

Jamaica’s vaccination programme has received a digital boost with the launch of the CommsCare software. We’re telling you all about it on this week’s Healthline

With World Elder Abuse Awareness Day recently observed on June 15, on this week’s edition of You & the Law we’re looking at the legislation in place to protect senior citizens from abuse.

On today's edition of Career Talk, we explore career opportunities in the attractions subsector of the tourism industry.

Government Taking A Zero Tolerance Approach To Child Abuse, public urged to support efforts to keep COVID-19 infections trending down;  and Agriculture Ministry lobbying for increased support in food research.

Health Ministry to prioritize COVID-19 vaccines for persons over 50; Government assured of receiving COVID-19 vaccines from the United States; and New Custos for Trelawny sworn in

On this week’s Arts Page, Paint Up Yuh Creative Space across Kingston. Plus, IOJ Executive Director to deliver the 33rd Grace Kennedy Foundation lecture.

Minister of Local Government and Rural Development, Desmond McKenzie, recently toured the parishes of Hanover and Portland. We bring you highlights of his visits to facilities in the parishes on today’s programme.

Did you know that you can’t just arbitrarily use any of Jamaica’s national symbols to sell or market a product? If you’ve been doing it then you are in breach of regulated standards. Come get the facts on that and more right here.