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On this week’s House Matters, Finance Minister tables 2022/23 budget, new firearms act brought to parliament and Government to reassess re-entry process.

Short-term economic prospects positive; work to continue on Jamaica’s forensic pathology suite in new fiscal year and 253 million dollars allocated for improving agricultural and coastal resilience...

Minister of Local Government and Rural Development, Desmond McKenzie says steps will be taken to improve the drainage system along the Runaway Bay main road in St. Ann to prevent further flooding.

Members of the Diaspora in the US State of Georgia celebrate the contribution of Jamaicans who emigrated to the United States and became pioneers, blazing a trail for their descendants and others to follow.

Cabinet approves several multi-million-dollar contracts for projects to benefit the agriculture sector.

The Meteorological Service of Jamaica (Met Service) has forecast that the drought conditions being experienced over central parishes, is likely to be alleviated by the predicted rainfall for the next few months.

Inflation rate edging closer to 10%, Global Tourism and Crisis Management Centre to open satellite stations in middle east, and FCJ Plans to Spend 1.1 Billion on Capital Projects in new fiscal year

Ground has been broken for the rehabilitation of the Marchmont to Retrieve Road in Westmoreland at a cost of 75 million dollars.

Grade 6 PEP Performance Tests cancelled, ability test postponed; Jamaica welcomes 800,000 US-dollar donation of medical equipment and Falmouth Artisan Village 95 percent complete.

Government to import small ruminants to support local farmers and boost production in the industry.

CPFSA observing Foster Care Awareness Week, Jamaica to partner in Global Tourism Resilience Day launch, and Drainage infrastructure in Runaway Bay to be addressed.