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On today’s edition of Jamaica House Weekly, Prime Minister declares state of emergency in St Andrew South, mourns the passing of Ambassador Elinor Felix and sees Reggae Girls off to Netball World Cup in Liverpool.

This week: 70 young Jamaicans get a chance to be inspired by Storm Saulter’s Sprinter. Stay tuned to find out who is sharing the love.

Chief of Defence Staff, Lieutenant General, Rocky Meade has welcomed the cooperation of citizens under the state of emergency in the South St. Andrew Police Division. He says the security personnel will do their best to respect citizens’ rights while carrying out their duties.

On today’s edition of You and the Law Strides, we explore conveyancing.

Jamaica, through the Ministry of Health and Wellness’ Jamaica Moves Initiative is leading the global fight against non-communicable diseases, NCD’s. On this week’s Healthline we give you updates on Jamaica’s programme and get some views on it from Executive Director for the Caribbean Public Health Agency (CARPHA), Dr. James Hospedales.

Branding is often described as a marketing practice which involves crafting a unique image name or logo representative of a business. But after Career Talk’s Anjuii James Sawyers spoke with Personal Branding Coach Naomi Garrick she explained that that description is simply a doorway to an entire world of how branding can make or break a business. Listen to Career Talk...

A state of public emergency was on Sunday declared for the St. Andrew South Police Division. Prime Minister Andrew Holness notes that approximately 70 per cent of homicides in the division have been as a result of criminal activity, while another 30 per cent relate to inter personal conflicts such as domestic violence.

Agriculture positioned as the best sector for investment, traffic changes for Barbican Road this weekend and Government looking to establish direct flights to Mexico.

The Atlantic Hurricane Season began on June 1, bringing with it an increased focus on disaster, disaster management and disaster preparedness for most persons across the country. From stocking up canned foods, to developing family disaster plans, conversations on what to do in the event of a disaster are taking place at all levels of society.

The Christmas in July trade show is celebrating 5 years. And with that comes new and exciting features for the 2019 staging of the event. We’re talking pop up fashion shows, live artistic drawings as well as one hundred and twenty local manufacturers showcasing their products. Stick around as we go deeper on this week’s tourism round up.

This week, conversations with Jamaican Poet Rasheeda Shaw, fresh off the boat from Namibia. That’s what’s on this week’s edition of the Arts Page.

On this week’s get the facts, we share trends relating to the Atlantic hurricane season and later, some preparedness tips.