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Prime Minister Holness allaying fears surrounding COVID-19 vaccination policy, Several vaccination sites to be operational over Heroes weekend and ITA urging motorists to clear outstanding traffic tickets.

On today’s programme Farmer Cecil Robe shares the story about his 35 acre farming operation in Southern Trelawny.

Chair of the Gastronomy Linkages Network Nicola Madden Greig set to receive Order of Distinction National Honour

On this week’s Get The Facts, find out if you can become a Justice of the Peace (JP).

For her contribution to the fields of Communication and the Arts, Carmen Evelyn Lyons Tipling will be publicly conferred with membership in the Order of Distinction – in the rank of commander during the virtual National Honours and Awards Presentation ceremony on October 18, National Heroes Day.

The Bureau of Gender Affairs (BGA) in the Gender Ministry will mark International Day of Rural Women (IDRW), observed globally on October 15, with a Rural Women Achievers Award ceremony.

NIDS Bill passed in the Lower House, more flights expected from United States for Winter tourist season and Maureen Dwyer appointed Acting Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Education, Youth and Information.

The Jamaican diaspora in the United States have been showing support to the Ministry of Health and Wellness’ Adopt-a-Clinic programme, with several clinics adopted by Diaspora groups to date.

On this week’s House Matters: Government expands CARE programme; and Senate Passes Bills Allowing Prosecutors to Appeal Against A Verdict of Acquittal