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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade has now begun the issuing of apostilles as part of its authentication services to the public. Listen to find out how to apply.

A new police station has been erected on 9,200 square feet of land in St. Andrew, to serve the residents of the Olympic Gardens community.

Over 102,000 now in receipt of 2 doses of AstraZeneca vaccine, US and Jamaica finalise protocols for shiprider agreement and National Water Commission dispatches teams across country to restore water supplies to communities affected by Tropical Storm Elsa.

This week on Duh Road, we’re looking at the increasingly worrisome phenomenon of road fatalities involving the youngest cohort of motorists.

The Indian High Commission in Jamaica recently teamed up with the Good Samaritan Inn in Kingston to provide 750 meals for needy and homeless persons who visit the facility for assistance.

The Child Protection and Family Services Agency (CPFSA) gives us some useful tips to protect children while they are learning in the virtual space. 

Jamaica’s poverty rate was the lowest in 12 years back in 2019. What led to that remarkable achievement? Well we’re going for growth this week with the poverty rate! I’m Anthony Morgan.

More than 60 students living in St Catherine recently received learning devices, as the Government continues its drive to equip students for the virtual classroom.

On today’s edition of Jamaica House Weekly: Prime Minister hands over new police station in Olympic Gardens and delivers housing units in Trelawny and Bull Bay.

Compassionate care programme still alive in public health. What’s been achieved since its launch? We’re looking in on the programme 3 years later on this week’s Healthline.