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Labour Day in Jamaica has its roots in the labour movement and the struggle for workers’ rights. The holiday was officially established in 1961. On this Day, Jamaicans participate in various activities and projects aimed at improving their communities. The day is known for the spirit of volunteerism and collective effort as individuals, organizations, and communities come together to engage in what is called “Labour Day projects.” These projects often involve cleaning up and beautifying public spaces, painting schools and community centres, repairing roads and infrastructure, planting trees and other activities that contribute to the betterment of society.

During the Commonwealth Health Ministers’ Meeting (CHMM), Malaysian Health Minister, Dr Zaliha Mustafa conveyed Malaysia’s dedication to the digitalisation of its healthcare system and the adoption of a data-driven approach. In her discussions at the CHMM on Saturday (May 20), Dr Zaliha highlighted the commitment of member nations towards achieving Universal Health Coverage (UHC) by 2030. Furthermore, she emphasised the pivotal role of primary healthcare in attaining comprehensive health coverage for all.

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On National Day, Cameroonians across the country come together to celebrate their unity, diversity, and national identity. The day is marked by various festivities, parades, cultural displays, traditional dances, music performances, sports activities, and other events. The celebrations often involve government officials, military displays, and speeches by the President of Cameroon.