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On House Matters this week: Financing for Farmers; build out and repair of farm roads and income tax threshold increased.

Minister of Health and Wellness, Dr. Christopher Tufton has appealed to the Diaspora to invest in the various opportunities available in the local health sector.

The Companies Office of Jamaica (COJ) is expanding the capabilities of its online platform, to allow entrepreneurs to register new businesses in Jamaica from anywhere in the world.

On today’s programme, Hopewell High School Implements Incentive Based Learning programme. Let’s go Roundabout Ja. 

Delano Blake wanted to try something new. What happened next, transformed into a budding career in the agriculture sector. We share his story on today’s edition of Calling Farmers.

Diaspora urged to invest in the health sector; Companies Office of Jamaica to expand online business registration facility and Education Ministry takes steps to increase equity across the sector.

Diaspora assured that national security being treated with urgency; Health Minister urges Diaspora members to support Jamaica Moves initiative and Student Loan Bureau to begin funding short courses.

Once just a rural fishing village, Ocho Rios St. Ann is now one of the country’s major tourism hotspots. Kudos for that transformation is due in large part to the vision of former Prime Minister Edward Seaga.

In part two of our two part look at achieving zero waste, we share the story of one mother pursuing the lifestyle while also being the co-owner an eco-conscious business.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says the Government’s cybersecurity strategy, Plan Secure Jamaica, has been effective in protecting the country’s key industries from cyber-attacks.