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On today's programme, Farmers urged not to take the law into their own hands in seeking to address farm theft.

Manufacturers who import white sugar now required to pay duty upfront, National Insurance Fund continues strong financial performance and Government sees increase in persons placed in overseas employment programme.

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We give you answers to questions you may have regarding the Primary Exit Profile (PEP) textbooks.

On today’s programme, physiotherapy symposium part of activities to observe National Physiotherapy Week.

On this week’s edition of Urbanscope we feature the Green Grotto Caves attraction in St. Ann.

We tell you how growth is measured in Jamaica.

School administrators called on to use national grooming policy to establish dress code for students, Louise Bennett Coverley Statue to be unveiled Friday and public urged to desist from painting bronze statues in public parks.

On today’s programme, nominations open for the Prime Minister’s Youth Awards for Excellence.

The Jamaica Public Service Company tells you the impact of fuel on your electricity bills.

The Jamaica Library Service National Reading Competition has been a staple event on the country’s calendar for over 30 years, developing the reading skills of participants and cultivating their appreciation for books.