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Development bank of Jamaica launches agricultural loan facility, Disaster Risk Management policy tabled in the Lower House; and e-Gov Jamaica to support efforts to curb indiscipline on the nation’s roads. The news in detail after the break.

Lower House approves reduction of import duty on electric vehicles, Tourism Minister welcomes opening of ROK hotel; and Female Athletes Commended for Performance At World Championships.

The Ministry of Justice, in partnership with the Ministry of Education and Youth, is rolling out a National Restorative Justice Programme in schools across the country, in an effort to promote peaceful conflict resolution.

Rehabilitation work is expected to begin on the Maverley Park in St. Andrew later this month amenities to be installed at the park to mirror  those in Emancipation Park, in New Kingston, including rainwater harvesting systems to be installed at the facility.

We focus on a new project launched to help communities navigate the effects of climate change and improve the social status of citizens.

Prime Minister Andrew Holness says major plans in place for development of Downtown Kingston and Justice Minister says government moving to issue electronic warrants for motorists who breach the road traffic laws.

Government focused on maintaining economic stability; Jamaica to earn billions from new hotel construction projects; and Churches to play increased role in national restorative justice programme.

Nominations are now open for the for 2022 Medal for Science and Technology. The award aims to recognize and acknowledge scientific achievements and encourage innovation in the use of science and technology.

6,000 youngsters will be deployed to various Ministries, Departments and Agencies of public sector organizations un der the government's Youth Summer Employment Programme (YSEP) for six weeks, starting August 8.