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On today’s edition of Jamaica House Weekly, Prime Minister declares August Town ZOSO, commissions Liguanea Avenue Bridge and hands over tablets to public school teachers.

On this edition of You and The Law, we take a look at the Child Care and Protection Act and the role of the Office of the Children’s Advocate.

On this edition of Healthline, we’ll hear from two recent returnees as well as the Consul General in Miami about their experience with the new travel protocols being used at our ports of entry.  

On Career Talk this week, we continue to explore marketing essentials with the Jamaica Business Development Corporation (JBDC).

Closed Harbour Beach and Falmouth Artisan village set to open this year, and more housing units for hospitality workers were some of the major highlights of Minister of Tourism Edmund Bartlett’s recent Sectoral presentation. We tell you all about it on this edition of Tourism Round Up.

On this edition of the Arts Page, Jamaicans across the globe will have a say in the selection of this year’s Jamaica Festival Song.

COVID-19 has forced businesses to reconsider how they operate, with some even realizing now that they may not even need their physical offices! Want to know some of the ways you can help ensure your business survives during these times? Then listen to this edition of Get the facts

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says the Government is moving ahead with plans to extend the tenure of Director of Public Prosecution, Paula Llewellyn for another three years.

Minister of Health and Wellness, Dr. Christopher Tufton says data from the National Epidemiology Unit has indicated that the recent dengue outbreak in the country has officially ended.