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Vaccinated persons urged to donate blood, Jamaica Constabulary Force recruitment drive continues despite pandemic, and Legal Aid Attorneys to receive a fee increase.

The legislation to combat sexual harassment in Jamaica has been passed by both houses. Hear a breakdown of some of the major points.

Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries puts farmers on high alert as African swine fever detected in the Caribbean.

Health minister underscores need to pursue Health in all policies; Prime Minister reaffirms Jamaica’s commitment to Alliance of Small Island Developing States Agenda; and Vaccine Ambassador Initiative Yielding Positive Results

On this week’s get the facts, more persons allowed to attend worship services.

The Kiwanis Club of St. Elizabeth and the National Blood Transfusion Service (NBTS) will be hosting the monthly blood collection drive at the Black River Health Centre on Saturday, September 25 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Ensuring the health and safety of staff is critical when operating or maintaining Wastewater Treatment Systems. On today’s programme, we explore how the Scientific Research Council (SRC) helps individuals and companies to safely operate wastewater treatment systems, as well as the benefits of doing so.  

The National Solid Waste Management Authority (NSWMA) is in the process of procuring a tipper truck for the launch of the entity’s E-waste disposal programme.

On this week’s House Matters: Lower House begins debate on the National Identification and Registration Act 2021; and Sensitisation Sessions to Be Held on Sexual Harassment Act.