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On today’s programme, Brown’s Hall Community gets new health centre

On today’s edition of Calling Farmers, stuck at home? Learn how to start a backyard garden with the help of Jamaica 4-H clubs.

The Government is moving to safeguard the welfare of private-school teachers affected by the coronavirus (COVID-19) with a one-off payment of 40,000 dollars each, while support staff will receive 10,000 dollars each.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness is urging political candidates contesting the September 3 General Election to explore alternative campaigning activities, as the country experiences a rise in COVID-19 cases.

Jamaica to reap another 3,000 metric tonnes of hot peppers for the current crop year, listen to learn more on today’s edition of Calling Farmers.

NWA to begin second cycle of drain cleaning program; Government to engage 120 new medical officers and opening hours for several tax offices adjusted.

National Curfew hours to be adjusted; funeral restrictions extended to the rest of the island and National Works Agency to repair roadways following recent heavy rains.

Health and Wellness Ministry clears travel authorization backlog; Brown’s Hall in St. Catherine gets new health centre and only emergency matters being heard at St. Thomas parish court.

116 new cases of COVID-19 recorded, Health Minister says COVID-19 beds still available and flash flood warning remains in effect for all parishes.