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Jamaica recently confirmed the presence of the Omicron BA.4 and BA.5 sub lineages of COVID-19. What implications will this new development have for the management of the pandemic? Find out in this week’s Healthline.  

Prime Minister calls for political consensus on violence prevention, gets phone call from US Vice President and hands over house to family of Delano Tucker.

Top-performing students at the St Catherine based Kitson Town Primary School  have been awarded by the institution’s Past Students Association.

Prime Minister calls for political consensus on violence prevention, New recruits join the JCF and National cleanup exercise underway on Dyke Road.

Prime Minister Andre Holness hands over house to Family of Delano Tucker; Cost benefit analysis is to be done for Diamond Crest Correctional Centre and Consultant engaged to develop new road licensing system

On this week’s get the facts, more time to take advantage of the Companies Office of Jamaica (COJ) COVID-19 Compliance Relief Initiative.

30 young farmers selected to benefit from agricultural lands leased to them at agro-parks and production zones across the island.

On this week’s House Matters, Government commits to resolving issues surrounding waste management; Parliament passes Transport Authority Amendment Act, and over 3 thousand persons hired during the recent cruise industry recruitment drive.

Percy Junor Hospital receives tabletop autoclave, Over 2,800 businesses formally closed at Companies Office since onset of COVID-19, and New Board named for Jamaica Tertiary Education Commission

Health & Wellness Ministry to provide weekly updates on Monkeypox, Education Minister lobbying for greater exposure to financial literacy for students and plans advancing for redevelopment of National Stadium.