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Brown’s Town St Ann is set to come alive for the 20th staging of the Minard Livestock show and Beef Festival. The event has lots of activities for the entire family and beef lovers. We tell you all about it on today’s edition of Calling Farmers.

On today’s edition of Jamaica House Weekly, highlights of Prime Minister Andrew Holness’ first state visit to the People’s Republic of China. Listen to get the details.

Two friends from Titchfield High School in Portland have decided to pay it forward in a tangible way by making donations to a hospital in a place they once called home. Find out how Dr Gyanprakash Ketwaroo and Wellington Phillips have been sharing the love.

Managing Director of the Jamaica Stock Exchange (JSE), Marlene Street-Forrest has credited the stable Jamaican economy as a contributor to the entities continued success. The JSE is up over 30 percent year to date, making it the world’s best performing stock exchange.

Today on Healthline, we will talk about dementia. A regional campaign developed by Alzheimer’s Disease International in collaboration with the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) is being used to eliminate the stigma associated with the condition. Listen to Healthline to learn more.

On today’s edition of You and the Law we continue our look at accessing child support in Jamaica. Listen to learn more.

On today’s programme, we continue our conversation on setting goals and accomplishing them with Founder of the Goal Accelerator Club and Productivity Ambassador with the Jamaica Productivity Centre, Nicole McLaren Campbell. Listen to learn more on Career Talk.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says Jamaica is open to partner with other countries, including China, to create and assimilate new technology and innovations towards meeting the country’s development targets. He says this collaborative approach will help the country to tackle longstanding hurdles to sustainable development.

Are you a skincare professional or beauty enthusiast with an idea for a new product, but aren’t sure where to start? Then this week’s tourism round up is for you. Stick around as we tell you all about the tourism linkages network’s skin care product development workshop. Listen to Tourism Round Up to learn more.

This week, the 2019 iteration of the Jamaican Poets School Tour is now underway. I’m Vanessa Silvera and that’s what’s on this week’s Arts Page. Stick around to hear more.

On this week’s Get the facts, Jamaica now has its own iGuide. We’ll tell you what it is and how you can access it on today’s programme.

Heightened security measures announced for Christmas season, IMF commends Government commitment to fiscal discipline and informal communities in Brooks Common, Clarendon to be regularized.