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Prime Minister says major road projects will improve productivity, Office of Disaster Preparedness to launch disaster preparedness campaign and Westmoreland gets youth innovation centre.

Come next year primary school students will begin sitting the Primary Exit Profile (PEP), the new exam to determine how they matriculate to the secondary level.

A new feature of the recently held 2018 Expo Jamaica trade show, was the Jamaica’s Emerging Manufacturers and Services (JEMS) Village.

On today’s programme, the 2018 Atlantic Hurricane Season is officially underway, and it’s expected to be above average. Is Jamaica ready?

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Poverty on the decline and Jamaica’s economy estimated to have grown over the first quarter of 2018.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness last week toured four of five legacy projects in the Kingston and St. Andrew area.

Farmers are encouraged to get registered with the Rural Agricultural Development Authority (RADA) as part of efforts to track the output of the agriculture sector, and assist stakeholders to buy and sell produce and production inputs.

On this week’s programme, corporate entities making the country more inclusive for their fellow Jamaicans.

On today’s programme, PM tours St. Andrew Legacy projects, says Three Miles project to aid development of the Logistics hub initiative, and affirms that ongoing road projects will boost the country’s productivity.

The Rent Restriction Act is to be amended to address current challenges in the rental industry and make the legislation more equitable for landlords and tenants.