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Technology Minister  Daryl Vaz is seeking to make the National Broadband Initiative designated a national development project to be funded by the government.

Jamaican exports are on the rise as local manufacturers gain access to new markets in North America, Europe and the Caribbean. A key part of this process is registering the trademark of products being exported to these countries. That process can be long and expensive, making it a major hurdle for companies seeking to ship products overseas.

What you need to know about activities in June.

The Dairy development board is set to be rebranded and its focus expanded to include the entire livestock industry.

The Bank of Jamaica says the economy could rebound as much as 8% this fiscal year! We discuss that and more.

On today’s edition of Jamaica House Weekly: Prime Minister salutes workers on Labour Day, commits to stronger ties with Africa and hails late Members of Parliament and former Prime Minister.

Mount Pleasant Primary School student helps classmates navigate online learning.

The Government has started making good on its commitment to spend up to $31 billion to build out the island’s public health infrastructure over the next five years. On this week’s healthline, we give an update on aspects of the health systems strengthening programme within the Ministry of Health and Wellness.

On today’s programme, highlights of this year’s Labour Day concert.

CXC announces new start date for 2021 exams, health Ministry reports in public healthcare workers in 2020, And Transport and Mining Ministry ramping up land titling efforts.