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Top Story: Traffic Changes Announced for Sunday’s Political Meetings Significant traffic changes have been announced for sections of the Corporate Area this Sunday, as both major political parties prepare to stage public meetings. The police have issued a public advisory to guide motorists and commuters ahead of the events. Reporter: Amoy Harriott . Tufton Accuses PNP Leader of Hypocrisy Over ‘Rescue’ Claims The political war of words continues, with Health Minister Dr Christopher Tufton taking aim at Opposition Leader Mark Golding, labelling his recent comments about “rescuing Jamaica” as hypocritical. Reporter: Xoa Grant Election Fever Intensifies in St Catherine South Eastern The political climate in Portmore is heating up, attracting national attention. In CVM’s Lead Story Prime, two political aspirants from the St Catherine South Eastern constituency faced off in the hot seat, each outlining differing approaches to the constituency’s development. The seat is one of the most closely watched in the upcoming election cycle. Reporter: Kevin Black. Reggae Icons Honoured on Independence Day Three of Jamaica’s most celebrated reggae legends were honoured at the Independence Day Grand Gala 63 with the prestigious Reggae Icon Award. Prime Minister Andrew Holness presented the awards to Leroy Sibbles, Capleton, and Beres Hammond — each recognised for their global influence and dedication to Jamaican music and culture. Reporter: Raymond Morrison Junction Gets Public Sanitary Convenience After Years of Advocacy After years of calls from residents, a public sanitary convenience has been officially opened in Junction, St Elizabeth. The facility is expected to serve thousands of people who pass through one of Jamaica’s fastest-growing towns daily. Raymond Morrison reports. Tinson Pen Aerodrome to be Relocated The Tinson Pen Aerodrome is to be relocated as part of the government’s plan to expand the Kingston port. While the move has been confirmed, questions remain about the cost of relocation and the maintenance of the new facility. Reporter: Carla Ramdeen. Jamaica Broilers Group Installs $8 Million Energy System In business news, the Jamaica Broilers Group has invested $8 million in a new energy system at its Best Dressed Chicken facility. The launch, attended by Prime Minister Andrew Holness just days before an election is expected to be announced, was framed as a celebration of economic development rather than a partisan political platform. Government ministers and industry leaders commended the project, which is expected to deliver a significant boost to the local energy sector. Reporter: Krystol Williams