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Today we take a closer look at the National Animal Identification system geared at helping cattle farmers keep track of their animals. Stay tuned to learn more on this edition of calling farmers.

Government reviewing selection process for National Honours and Awards, Mobile vaccination units officially handed over to Jamaica and Justice Ministry working to have more people use Alternative dispute resolution methods.

On House Matters this week: First Supplementary Estimates for Financial Year 2021/22 tabled, all parishes to be connected to Government’s fibre optic network; and 189 communities to benefit from public Wi-Fi Hotspots.  

The first set of private healthcare facilities have been selected to join Jamaica’s COVID-19 vaccination programme after signing contracts with the Ministry of Health and Wellness.

A new hotline, 2-1-1, has been created primarily for children to have easy access to a number they can call at any time of the day or night to report incidents of child abuse and neglect.

Farmers and Fisher Folk, are you signed up for the new GK Weather protect insurance scheme? Stay tuned to hear why you should on today’s edition of calling farmers.

In the environment corner this week…Jamaica eyes the Carbon market

Too many children don’t have their father’s name on their birth certificate. That’s the word from Estate Administration Executive at the Administrator General’s Department, Ingrid Cole, who adds that this situation has left many children at risk of not inheriting any of their father’s assets after their father dies.

The new, 24-hour, toll-free, 2-1-1 child abuse and neglect hotline was officially launched on September 22 as a collaborative effort between the Child Protection and Family Services Agency (CPFSA) and the Ministry of Education, Youth and Information.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness co-convenes UN high level event on Jobs and Social Protection, pharmacists to soon start administering COVID-19 vaccines and tourism and hospitality workers encouraged to get vaccinated.

What you need to know about Access to Information, Tourism Week and Sickle Cell awareness events this week.

The opportunity to export products is an exciting prospect for any Jamaican business. It allows them to gain a foothold in new markets and grow their operations significantly. Exporting does, however, have its risks, especially when selling good on credit. Exporter may not receive payment on time or at all, putting their business in jeopardy. To help protect themselves from...