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COVID-19 surveillance continues in Westmoreland, Government Working Towards Safe Resumption of Sports, and Millions earmarked for cleanup activities in St. James.

Education Ministry receives shipment of laptops for PATH students; Industry Ministry rolling out National Quality Policy; and Free Wifi hotspot to be set up in Black River.

Government set to build 70,000 housing solutions in 5 years; Savage Pen main road to be closed indefinitely; and Government guaranteeing public access to high-quality beaches.

Prime Minister presents housing titles to Clarendon and St. Andrew residents, coding to be introduced in schools; and citizens urged to boost their earthquake preparedness as Jamaica marks Earthquake Awareness Month in January.

Cabinet approves national COVID-19 vaccination plan; More labs approved for antigen COVID-19 testing; and Jamaica’s Consulate General for New York secures computers for local students.

Amber HEART Coding Academy Launched, COVID Surveillance Activities Ramped Up In Manchester and St. Ann and Irrigation Commission Rolls Out Climate Change Mitigation Programme.

Private securities market grows by 100 percent; Government calls for more support for one laptop or tablet per child initiative; and; Kingston and St. Andrew Municipal Corporation to honour late Jamaican icons.

Heart NSTA Trust to launch coding academy, Government exploring bilateral arrangements to procure COVID 19 vaccines; and Education Ministry donates tablets to children in state care.

No extension of COVID-19 measures in Westmoreland, Own Your Own Device application portal to reopen January 18, and Agriculture Ministry to expand international reach of Blue Mountain Coffee brand.

National Security Minister condemns killing of 6-year old in Trelawny; Tourism Ministry to play greater role in the safeguarding securing resilient corridors; and Agriculture Ministry working to ramp up coffee production.