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The Ceremonial Opening of the new session of Parliament will take place on Thursday, February 14, at a joint sitting of the Senate and House of Representatives.

The Ministry of Education has announced plans for the construction of 17 new schools across the island, to provide adequate and comfortable infrastructure for students and teachers.

ZOSOs extended, Bank of Jamaica modernization project progressing well and Government to develop taxi registry.

On house matters this week: US government lifts sanctions on Windalco’s parent company US Rusal, Plastic bottle deposit refund scheme announced and zones of special operations extended.

Training young people in good agricultural practices is critical for the sustainability of the agriculture sector. Stay with us to find out more about how 100 students and teachers at Carron Hall High School in St Mary benefited from animal husbandry training on today’s edition of calling farmers.

Government plastic bottle refund scheme to get underway later this year, Carron Hall High School in St. Mary gets bio digester system and Education Ministry announces plans to construct 17 new schools.

The Government has partnered with the private sector in supporting Recycling Partners of Jamaica Limited, to facilitate the collection and recycling of plastic bottles.

The Jamaica Productivity Centre in the Ministry of Labour and Social Security will be collaborating with JAMPRO to boost the competiveness of micro, small and medium-sized enterprises under the export development programme Export Max.

Government looking to regularize public transport industry with taxi registry, Sports Ministry supports Premiere League Football with 7.2 million dollar grant and construction of Mandeville Courthouse to begin next fiscal year.

New Market Road in St. Elizabeth now open

National Insurance Gold Part two