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With current voter ID cards set to expire on December 31, 2021, Director of Elections at the Electoral Office of Jamaica (EOJ), Glasspole Brown, is calling on Jamaicans to apply for the renewal of their cards.

Manager of the Trafficking in Persons Secretariat, in the Ministry of National Security, Chenee Russell-Robinson, recently sat down with Enthrose Campbell, host of the discussion programme ‘Get The Facts,’ to share the profile of persons who are primarily affected by human trafficking, and the process involved in rescuing victims. We bring you an excerpt of their interview.

Dennis Taylor has received the Medal of Honour for Gallantry for his role in saving a man from a pit 55 ft in depth on May 2, 2021.

Cabinet resumes face to face meetings, Foreign Affairs Minister calls on global community to help with disaster financing and six new domestic violence intervention centres to be opened this month.

A distinguished Diplomat with a love for shaping local and foreign policy, Ambassador Sandra Grant Griffiths has represented Jamaica in numerous postings in Central America, The United States of America and other parts of the Americas.

A review of the Correctional Services Department in the Ministry of National Security is underway to improve the operational standards of the department. We tell you more about the agency’s modernization strategies.  

This week on Duh Road: Transport operators, listen up! Free gas a gi weh and all you have to do is get vaccinated.

The Electoral Office of Jamaica (EOJ) will begin the distribution of new Voter Identification (ID) cards on October 11. Registered voters who applied for the renewal of their cards will be able to collect the new IDs at EOJ constituency offices islandwide.