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On today’s edition of Calling Farmers, we explore the best planting and harvesting practices for cassava.

Government ministers to hold quarterly meetings with board chairs; Prime Minister meets with Auditor General to discuss recommendations from Petrojam report and Government reiterates commitment to safeguarding human rights of all Jamaicans.

The inaugural sitting of the primary exit profile (PEP) is drawing closer. In preparation for the sitting of the first set of exams, the ministry held a number of consultation sessions with teachers and parents.

On today’s programme, Senate approves new Road Traffic Act; and discussions begin for establishment of aviation school in Jamaica.

On today’s programme, partnership to address issues of access by Jamaica’s at-risk youth.

What you need to know.

Senate approves new road traffic act, Prime Minister calls for persons in custody to be treated with dignity and turning restrictions implemented along section of constant spring road.

On today's edition of Calling Farmers, we explore the ideal climate for the cultivation of cassava.

On this edition of CSJP in 5, we feature CSJP Youth Ambassador, Davia Washington.

The Chesterfield Drive extension road in St. Andrew is now fully in service.

Since the Jamaica Promotions Agency JAMPRO engaged the Internationally Monetary Fund in its mission to get the country into the top 10 of the Doing Business Report, work has been underway with the implementing agencies on certain reforms needed to achieve the desired results.