Work advancing on digital vaccination passport, Prime Minister urges dialogue between employers and workers on vaccine issue; and Port Authority of Jamaica confident of uptick in cruise sector.
Voter Identification (ID) cards serve to enumerate eligible voters in the country and as National ID cards for uses in various instances. The Electoral Office of Jamaica (EOJ) officially began the distribution of new and renewed National Voter’s ID Cards on October 11 with all pre-existing voter’s IDs set to expire on December 31 this year.
Education Ministry reports improvement in some CSEC subjects, MPs urged to join fight against child abuse and 250,000 food packages to be delivered to the poor and vulnerable.
Prime Minister Holness renews call for vaccine uptake; More private organizations engaged for vaccination programme; and, Jamaica’s Tourism Resilient Corridor gaining attention from global stakeholders.
President of the Lupus Foundation of Jamaica, Dr. Desiree Tulloch-Reid, is calling for increased awareness of the disease, which can lead to early detection and access to treatment.
Acting Chief Education Officer, Dr. Kasan Troupe, recently sat down with Theodore Henry, host of the discussion programme ‘Get The Facts,’ to share various initiatives in place to provide support to teachers that are in place to help them keep abreast of and review the tools needed to navigate their classroom in the online space.
Students at the primary, secondary and tertiary levels have up until October 29 to submit project ideas for the National Young Inventors and Innovators Competition (YIIC).
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