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The Senate is slated to continue deliberations on the Petroleum (Amendment) Act 2019 this week. The bill will, among other things, seek to integrate the functions of the PetroCaribe Fund into the Ministry of Finance.

The Petroleum Corporation of Jamaica (PCJ) is helping law enforcement officers to beat the heat, at least in time for the next summer period. Air conditioning solutions are to be installed at the Mobile Reserve Headquarters in Kingston, May Pen Division Headquarters in Clarendon, and the National Police College at Twickenham Park in St. Catherine.

The Natural History Museum of Jamaica has been running a biodiversity programme in schools for the past 8 years. Children have been enjoying themselves as they learn different climate smart agriculture practices through the programme. On today’s edition of Calling Farmers, a few of the students share some of what they’ve learnt in the programme.

PEP endorsed as viable replacement for GSAT; Three police divisions to benefit from energy efficiency projects and Jamaican manufacturers on trade mission in Trinidad and Tobago.

As Jamaica gears up for the Atlantic Hurricane Season, the National Works Agency (NWA) continues to roll out its three pronged island wide drain cleaning exercise.

There was a time when Rajhni Reid spent most his time on the streets of his community in Clarendon. These days he is spending his time trying to be an entrepreneur.

The Petroleum Corporation of Jamaica is to increase its regulatory oversight of Petrojam following a strategic review of the state-run company.

The Government is embarking on a number of projects over the next three to five years geared at introducing well needed public infrastructure in the parish of St. Thomas and the eastern section of Jamaica.

On today’s programme, Governor General hails award recipients from the county of Middlesex. Let’s go Roundabout Ja.

Today’s children will become tomorrow’s farmers. So teaching them eco-friendly agricultural practises will guarantee that the sector not only remains viable, but can withstand the effects of climate change. On today’s edition of Calling Farmers we tell you all about the National Museum of Jamaica’s biodiversity programme for schools.

Petroleum Corporation of Jamaica to increase oversight of Petrojam, 44 more persons granted Jamaican citizenship and restricted access to Institution Drive in Santa Cruz, starting tomorrow.

New tools introduced to help combat human trafficking; MSME owners urged to make greater use of Arbitration Act; and jobseekers encouraged to utilize Ministry of Labour’s Labour Market Skills Bank.