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50,000 doses of Pfizer vaccines made available to general public as of today, various groups offering services in observance of World Aids Day and Domestic Crop production up by 6.5 percent.

Applications for the Covid-19 Allocation of Resources (CARE) workers grant open today! Who can apply? We’re giving you that update right now.

E- Learning Jamaica Limited (e-Ljam) in partnership with the Ministry of Education, Youth and information, is building out an initiative to get more devices in the hands of teachers. The initiative is appropriately titled the ‘Laptop for Teachers Programme.

Fourteen community organizations have been awarded grants worth a total of 21 million dollars under the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) Positive Pathways Initiative.

If you’re a beekeeper or have an interest in beekeeping, then today’s programme is just for you. Chief Agriculture Officer in the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries Agriculture Unit, Hugh Smith has some tips to help keep your apiary pest free

Gov’t still considering new admissions to infirmaries, two more homeless shelters to be established outside of the corporate area and Ministry of Tourism to establish gastronomy corridor.

The Scientific Research Council (SRC) is inviting persons to take advantage of its smoked meat facility. Through its pilot plant, the entity sells SRC branded meat, but also allows persons to submit their own meat for processing for the Christmas season.

Government training providers of services for victims of gender based violence, Cabinet approves emergency procurement for Cornwall Regional Hospital rehabilitation, and JIPO looking to incorporate Beijing Treaty on audio visual performances.

Approximately 5,000 public school educators are set to receive electronic vouchers (e-vouchers) to purchase laptop computers under the ‘Laptop for Teachers’ programme, being developed by e- Learning Jamaica Limited (e-Ljam).

How much do you know about the market for goat meat in Jamaica? Stick around as owner of Crafton Farms in St Mary, Damion Crawford provides the answers on today’s edition of calling farmers.

If you have an unresolved dispute with a vendor over a recent purchase, and feel like you need help to get it settled, there’s hope through the Consumer Affairs Commission (CAC). Filing a complaint with the (CAC) gives you access to a range of resources to get your case resolved. One of these is having the matter brought before an...

What you need to know about the 16 days of activism against Gender-Based Violence, the recent travel ban on travelers from eight African countries and other topics.