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News Recap June 5 - 9

Greater Portmore Drug Serv Pharmacy refurbished and expanded; agriculture sector expected to rebound and Government commissioned Bolt statue ready.

GSAT results show improvements; Credit Unions to maintain their roles and functions under new regulatory framework; and SMEs to benefit from WIPO/JBDC Workshop

Many youngsters experience confusion when learning about science. The biggest issue they face is connecting the topics being taught with everyday life. And if they can’t make that connection many give up their interest in science altogether. On this week’s Jamaica’s Promise, we learn how Swallowfield Primary and Junior High School is tackling this problem.

Debate on the Building Bill gets underway in the Lower House, while the Plea Bargaining Bill gets approval in the Senate

On this week’s get the facts - The importance of blood donation

JANAAC- World Accrediation Day

Denbigh 65 set for August 5 to 7 at the Denbigh Showground in Clarendon

On this week’s Arts Page, Alpha Celebrates 137 years of breathing life into Jamaican music.

Government Invests 4.7 million US dollars to expand BPO space, Government to procure motor-vehicle licence plates and 1.3 million dollar infrastructure contracts approved for housing projects in Clarendon.

The Marie Atkins Night Shelter received a well needed facelift on Labour Day, Tuesday, May 23, thanks to team members from the Urban Development Corporation.

On today’s edition of Urbanscope we tell you more about Government Oval which will form part of the Jamaican Parliament Zone in downtown, Kingston.

Government moving to revamp waste disposal framework; Cabinet approved additional funds for repairs to Cornwall Regional Hospital; and Coroners Court recovers files destroyed in 2015.

On today’s edition of You and the Law we look at the Occupational Safety and Health ill Amendments.