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On today’s edition of CSJP in 5, youth ambassador Charmaine Doyley Clarke shares her story.

The States of Public Emergency now in effect for the parishes of St. James, Hanover and Westmoreland are bearing fruit with over 1,800 rounds of ammunition seized and 37 persons detained.

The House of Representatives has approved the National Contracts Commission (Validation and Indemnity) Act, 2019. The Bill seeks to validate and confirm all acts done in good faith by the NCC.

The government is to spend approximately 50 million dollars to build four water shops in St. Elizabeth. St. Elizabeth is the latest parish to benefit under the Government’s initiative to construct water shops as a way of addressing water shortage in parishes that traditionally suffer severe drought conditions.

Six young people from St. Ann, St. Elizabeth and Manchester are benefitting from the Jamaica Bauxite Institute JBI/RIO Tinto/Alcan Legacy Fund, RTLAF Scholarships. After graduating, the scholarship recipients will be better able to successfully carry out green house production and would advise farmers in production and management.

Government affirms commitment to current macroeconomic policy; World Bank lauds Jamaica’s macroeconomic achievements and sic youngsters receive Jamaica Bauxite Institute scholarships.

State of Public Emergency has declared in Western Parishes and multilateral funding received to support key Social Safety Net Programmes.

From Rent Restriction Act to the Rent Act - the government is working to make amendments to a 75 year old law that could impact the relationship between landlords and tenants.

In light of Child month, Healthline will be zooming in on issues affecting children. We begin a two-part look at down syndrome.

Stay with us to find about more about becoming a Curator on today’s edition of Career Talk.