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What you need to know about Heritage Month, Lupus Awareness and other October observances.

As we continue to navigate this pandemic and work collectively towards a return to normalcy, Prime Minister, Andrew Holness is calling on more Jamaicans to become ‘Vaccine Heroes’ and support the Government’s drive to get citizens vaccinated against COVID-19.

St Mary is the latest stop on the government's Vaccination Mobilisation and Public Education Drive.

Next shipment of Pfizer vaccines expected early October, case backlog in Parish Courts being reduced and Jamaica 4H clubs revamps agriculture technology programme.

Jamaica 4H Clubs helping hundreds of Jamaicans replace formal employment through its rural youth economic empowerment programme (RYEEP).

The Road Safety Unit (RSU) in the Transport and Mining Ministry is embarking on a road-safety public awareness campaign, dubbed, ‘Stop di Foolishness’ to encourage road users to practice safer habits.

Viralee Bailey Latibeaudiere is one of the Caribbean’s leading authorities in Tax Administration with some 40 years’ experience. She’s the first Commissioner General for Tax Administration Jamaica but before rising to that post, she acted as a “trouble shooter” in several low performing areas to stimulate, promote and enhance revenue mobilization and sustained growth. Click for more of Mrs. Latibeaudiere’s...

One hundred and eighty-nine communities across the island are set to benefit from public Wi-Fi hotspots, following recommendations from all 63 members of parliament.

The new three-digit hotline, 211, established to facilitate reports of abuse and neglect of children, can be dialed from a cellular or landline telephone, free of cost, from anywhere in Jamaica. We share how the reporting hotline works.

Several nurses across the island receive care packages from Private Sector Company.