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Residents of Kitson St Catherine treated to free health clinic by a religious group.

A delegation from the Health and Wellness Ministry recently wrapped up working visits to the United Kingdom and Switzerland. We have highlights in this week’s healthline.

31 million dollars allocated for Tourism Incubator project.

The Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries is working to regulate the bee industry.

On this week’s House Matters, Government to appoint constitutional reform committee, Cabinet approves the establishment of legislative teams in all ministries and Jamaica development bank act repealed.

Agriculture ministry planting fruit trees to expand honeybee habitats.

Agriculture Ministry providing 10 million dollar subsidy support to bee farmers.

Prime Minister calls bargaining units to the table to talk productivity.

Doing business in Jamaica almost always requires some form of national identification. Accepted forms of ID include your driver’s license, passport or Voter’s ID card. Some entities may even require two forms of ID which may pose a challenge since aside from your passport, not all currently accepted forms of ID are readily available to everyone. The National Identification System...

Dairy board launches feed conservation programme as part of efforts to increase milk production on the island.

RADA to introduce farmer identification express service to improve support to stakeholders.

Parliament has passed the Bank of Jamaica Act 2022, to facilitate the national rollout of Jamaica’s digital currency, JAM-DEX.