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Jamaica’s first Agent Bank facility opens in St. Andrew; traffic tip line established; and police to maintain presence at key intersections in corporate area

Jamaican health and lifestyle survey findings released, Education Ministry to host PEP camps and Labour and Social Security Ministry to take its services on the road. The news in detail after the break.

We tell you more about coffee farming on today’s edition of Calling Farmers.

CARICOM countries renew thrust to tackle CSME issues, Nightly Solid Waste Collection to be extended in Kingston Metropolitan Area and Single Window for Trade to be established.

On this week’s Get the Facts, we explore alternatives to the Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examinations, CAPE and the Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate CSEC.

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On today’s programme, we head over to Gordon Town in St Andrew on Miss Lou Day to recognize the birth place of a cultural icon.

On this week’s Arts Page, honouring Jamaican language pioneer and cultural ambassador, Louise Bennett Coverley.

On this week’s tourism round up, visitor arrivals on the increase for the first half of 2018. Also stick around for our know Jamaica segment.

Transforming the Vernamfield aerodrome in Clarendon into an Aerotropolis is part of Jamaica’s National Development Plan, Vision 2030.

Government to announce anti-plastic pollution measures at G7 meeting in Canada; Jamaica welcomes close to 3 million visitors during the first six months of the year and; work progressing on Ferris to Mackfield roadway in Westmoreland