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While workers employed to the public education system retained their salaries and allowances, many private institutions have not been able to meet their payroll obligations, prompting the Education Ministry to apply for assistance on their behalf.

The month of September is observed locally as Senior Citizens month with the last week celebrated annually as Senior Citizens’ Week. This year’s activities are being observed from September 26 to October 1 by the National Council for Senior Citizens.

The Access to Information Unit, in partnership with the United Nations (UN) in Jamaica, is spearheading a week of activities from September 27 to October 1, in observance of Right To Know Week, under the theme: ‘The Right to Know – Building Back Better with Access to Information’.  

Prime Minister addresses AOSIS Leaders Summit, announces adjustments to protocols for worship services and heads to Trelawny on Vaccination Mobilisation trail.

Kitson Town Primary School’s top performing PEP students receive tablet computers.

Jamaica calls for PAHO/WHO intervention to ensure global vaccine acceptance and gets elected to PAHO Executive Committee. On this week’s Healthline, we’re sharing highlights from the recent PAHO Directing Council Meeting lead by Jamaica.

On this week’s You and the Law, we’re share at the highlights from the recent opening ceremony of the Home Circuit Court for the Michealmas Term.

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.