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What you need to know about Jamaica's Emancipation and Independence celebrations.

Employers urged to allow staff time-off to get vaccinated; Prime Minister lauds Social Pension Programme; and farmers urged to practice alternatives to slash and burn agriculture.

Out of the Shadows with guest: Author, Speaker and Film Producer, Judith Falloon Reid. She shares her experience of violence and abuse more than two decades ago.

Tighter COVID-19 restrictions announced in the face of a new infection wave. And later, more doses of AstraZeneca Vaccine arrive on the island.

The Consumer Affairs Commission (CAC) and the Fair Trading Commission (FTC) are coming together to form a new agency. The move will see the establishment of one dedicated entity protecting the rights of consumers in Jamaica.

Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries to subsidize the first crop insurance premiums for 1000 farmers.

On today’s programme we look at how the National Taskforce against Trafficking in Persons (NATFATIP) and schools across the island have formed an alliance to curtail human trafficking.

The Jamaica Fire Brigade (JFB) is imploring citizens to know the direct number for their nearest fire station. Also, they're urging persons to desist from making fake calls.

Public financial management, what does that have to do with you? We explore on this week’s going for growth!

Executive Director of the Scientific Research Council (SRC), Dr. Charah Watson, shares details about how the Council provides support to local manufacturers of personal care and cosmetic products.

International charity partnering with local hoteliers to support community development projects.

On this week’s healthline, COVID-19 vaccines available to all Jamaicans over 18.