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Prime Minister says Jamaica is on track to achieve Vision 2030, Domestic workers being encouraged to register with the National Insurance Scheme, and New Naval Unit established.

With the recent return of cruise ships to the Falmouth Pier, Trelawny the Ministry of Tourism used the opportunity to do a soft launch of the newly constructed artisan village at the Hampden Wharf in the parish capital.

On today’s programme, we highlight the Atlanta Montego Bay Sister Cities, a diaspora group investing in Jamaica’s growth and development.

AustroJam Farms invests 35 million to build a storage facility in Buntas, St. Elizabeth. Stay tuned to learn more on today’s edition of calling farmers.

Jamaica’s hotel room stock in Trelawny has increased with the addition of a new property called Ocean Eden Bay.

Government Taking Additional Steps to Address Montego Bay Flooding, 11 Tertiary Institutions Receive J-TEC Certification and 10,000 Families To Benefit From World Food Programme Grant.

The St. James Municipal Corporation has reaffirmed its commitment to enforcing no vending areas in downtown Montego Bay with Mayor Leeroy Williams noting that there will be a crackdown on street vendors who continue to operate outside of the designated vending areas in the city.

Face-to-face classes have resumed for the 2021/2022 academic year, in select schools across the island.

On this weeks House Matters: New covid-19 containment measures announced and tourism ministry expecting 3.2 million visitors in 2022.