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On this week’s House Matters: Lower House begins debate on the National Identification and Registration Act 2021; and Sensitisation Sessions to Be Held on Sexual Harassment Act.

If you’re an exporter of animal products then today’s edition of calling farmers is for you. Stay tuned to learn how the Veterinary Services Division in the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries can help you get your products tested before shipping them overseas.

The Veterinary Services Division (VSD) in the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries is encouraging small farmers to reach out to the division for technical support.

Jamaica calls for intervention on global vaccine inequity, Security forces to roll out strategic operation to tackle crime and Tourism Ministry gearing up for tourism awareness week.

Jamaica’s efforts to improve the management of its forests have not gone unnoticed. In fact, one particular programme is knocking it out of the park! I’ll explain in this week’s environment corner.

The Veterinary Services Division (VSD) within the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries Persons is reminding members of the public to ensure they only buy meat from licensed butchers.

Since April last year the Justice Training Institute (JTI) in the Ministry of Justice has been using virtual methods to continue training Justices of the Peace (JPs), justice sector employees and members of the public within its various diploma programmes and short courses.

Health Ministry working to vaccinate 65 percent of population by March; child abuse hotline to be launched tomorrow and NSWMA to introduce E-waste disposal programme.

Business Owners benefiting from the return of cruise ships, Government Electrical Regulator App to Go Live in November, and Bunny Wailer’s Boyhood Home to Be Restored.

The world is experiencing unprecedented social and economic challenges, because of the COVID-19 pandemic. While the transition has been difficult for some, others have embraced the need for innovation and creativity to keep going. On today's programme we feature Kadia Francis, who left her nine to five job at a law firm in 2020, to start her own business..