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National Taskforce appointed to monitor the rising threat of the tropical race 4 disease on the banana and plantain industry. Stay tuned to find out more on today’s edition of Calling Farmers.

On today’s edition of Jamaica House Weekly, Prime Minister returns to the island following climate funding talks in South Korea. Thanks for joining us on Jamaica House Weekly

This week we share the story of a rapid response to help Ardenne Preparatory and Extension High School recover from a fire. Stay tuned to find out who is sharing the love.

The Human Resource Manager post at the state-owned oil refinery, Petrojam, will be filled in short order. That’s the word from Science, Energy and Technology Minister, Fayval Williams.

On this week’s healthline we talk about early intervention for Down syndrome and share a few activities commemorating Down syndrome awareness month.

The Government is looking to train more alternative dispute resolution mediators. The training forms part of plans to significantly reduce the backlog of court cases and improve the efficiency of the justice system. Justice Minister, Delroy Chuck says the main aim is to ensure justice is delivered in a timely manner.

Founder of the Goal Accelerator Club and Productivity Ambassador with the Jamaica Productivity Centre, Nicole McLaren Campbell shares tips about setting and achieving goals on this week’s edition of Career Talk.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has announced the Government’s intentions to list its 19-percent shares in the Jamaica Public Service Company, (JPS), on the Jamaica Stock Exchange (JSE). He says the move will broaden the ownership base of the state’s power company giving Jamaicans at home and abroad the opportunity to own a stake.

Additional 350 million dollars allocated to fight dengue; Agriculture Ministry appoints task force to handle tropical race 4 disease threat; and Mental Health campaign launched.

Travellers urged to comply with plant quarantine guidelines, Education Ministry says no shortage of books and furniture reported in schools and 100 million dollars in land titling grants to be issued.

We go globetrotting on this week’s tourism round up as Jamaica spreads its wings far and wide in search of new opportunities. On the journey we’ll make three stops. Two in Asia and one in South America. Join us on Tourism Round Up to learn more... 

This week, we chat with Jermaine Edwards, fresh off his Asia tour. Plus, we talk his new album and being awarded this year by the state of Florida. Stay tuned as we uncover this week’s Arts Page.