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New Road rules aim to restore rule of law, Domestic crop production surpasses 8 hundred thousand tonnes in 2022 and TEF to conduct sensitization sessions across the island.

St Mary farmer Michael Swaby crowned champion farmer.

Jamaican companies secure contracts coming out of Guyana Trade Mission, Jamaica and Sierra Leone to strengthen cooperation in several areas; and Ceremonial Opening of Parliament to take place on February 14.

Child Restraint Law Being Relaxed for PPV operators, Minister of Legal and Constitutional Affairs asking for amicable partnership in the process of removing the monarchy as head of state, and Motor vehicle operators urged to install seatbelts in their vehicles.

Police expanding use of several enforcement tools, as efforts continue to maintain public safety and order on the nation’s roads. On today’s programme we will tell you more about three of those tools.

JCF reporting 31 percent drop in major crimes, Restorative justice being introduced in 500 schools and government outlines amendments to child restraint requirements under new Road Traffic Act.

Manually Written Traffic Tickets to be phased out by end of year, Met Service improving forecasting ability with technology, and TEF seeking booth holders for coffee festival.

The Ministry of Justice is observing Restorative Justice (RJ) Week from February 5 to 11 under the theme ‘Stories of Restoration… Everyone Has a Say, the RJ Way’.

The Kingston and St. Andrew Municipal Corporation (KSAMC) project to transform downtown into a cultural district will be expanded during Reggae Month in February. The initiative, which involves infrastructure and beautification works, aims to highlight the country’s iconic musical heritage while also creating a space for recreation.

The Ministry of Education and Youth, in collaboration with the HEART NSTA/Trust, Junior Achievement Jamaica and the Jamaica Library Service will be observing National Careers Awareness Week 2023 from February 4 -10.