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If you, your relatives or friends experience emergencies overseas due to natural disasters, civil unrest, or an outbreak of war, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, can provide some assistance. This service is offered through the Ministry’s Embassies, High Commissions, Consulates-General and Honorary Consuls.

Over 400 residents in Gordon Town St Andrew to benefit from care packages from community church.

Prime Minister celebrates civil servants, provides gun amnesty update and pays tribute to late businessman Dr. Marshall McGowan Hall.

Work is advancing on the Bail Act 2022, which will repeal and replace the existing Act of 2000 and reform the overall bail framework in the criminal justice system. The right to bail is a constitutionally guaranteed right, that is closely related to the right to freedom of movement and the right to liberty.

American philosopher Noam Chomsky once said, the internet could be a very positive step towards education, organization and participation in a meaningful society.  That was the message digital marketer Kadia Francis shared with young people attending the HEART/NSTA Youth Festival at the Jamaica Conference Centre on November 22 to improve their marketability.

Jamaica recently concluded activities to mark World Antibiotic Awareness Week 2022 from November 18-24. But why is this annual observance necessary? We discuss that in this week’s Healthline.

Cabinet approves fifth installment of Vision 2030 Framework; Interim Broadband Network Infrastructure to be expanded; and Agriculture Ministry conducting diaspora mapping exercise.

Professional storyteller, Dr. Amina Blackwood Meeks, has launched a book titled, ‘The Children Ought to Know’. The publication is a compilation of presentations, information and stories delivered at storytelling conferences and festivals over the past 10 years. We hear from the author and listen to a story this week on The Arts Page.